Web3 is experiencing a continuous decline, why can $WCT maintain stability? The secret lies in the ecosystem
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When the Web3 market is mired in anxiety of continuous decline, WCT can always maintain relative stability, even slightly rising against the trend during pullbacks. This is not a coincidence, but rather the “ecological moat” built by WalletConnect is at work—this network covering 600+ wallets and 65,000+ applications has served 47.5 million users to complete over 300 million on-chain connections, and every genuine connection action is helping to support the price of WCT.
WCT's stability comes from three hardcore supports: first, the “essential demand support”, whether for ordinary users' cross-chain transfers or enterprise-level institutions accessing secure connection services, they cannot do without WalletConnect, and WCT is the core rights certificate for using these services, so demand will not disappear due to market fluctuations; second, “staking and locking”, over 55% of WCT is long-term staked by users to obtain an annualized yield of 8%-12%, and this portion of tokens will not enter the market to create selling pressure; third, “ecological hedging”, WalletConnect converts 25% of enterprise-level service revenue into stablecoins and deposits them into the “price stability fund”. When the price of WCT fluctuates more than 15%, the fund will be used to repurchase tokens.
In the uncertain Web3 market, “stability” is often more important than “rapid increases”. For $WCT, its stability does not rely on “price manipulation”, but on the genuine use of tens of millions of users and the continuous payment from enterprises. This “anti-decline” rooted in the ecosystem is the key to its standout performance in a bear market.
