WalletConnect Isn’t Just a Tool It’s Web3’s Silent Backbone
We all use @WalletConnect … even if we didn’t know it.
Scan a QR? That’s WalletConnect.
Sign into a dApp with MetaMask or Phantom? WalletConnect.
Do a swap in one click? Yup WalletConnect.
Since 2018, it quietly solved the most important problem in Web3:
> “How do I connect safely to any app without giving my wallet to sketchy sites?”
Now, after years of powering your favorite apps in the background, it launched $WCT a token built for ownership, not hype.
Here’s what’s cool:
💠 Real Supply: 1B total
💠 Circulating now: ~186M
💠 Price: ~$0.33
💠 Market Cap: ~$62M
💠 Built-in utility: voting, staking, governance, service layer
But the biggest flex?
💎 It connects 65K+ dApps, supports 47.5M users, and has enabled 300M+ secure wallet sessions.
And the airdrop? A breath of fresh air.
No quests. No point grinding.
Just 5M $WCT sent to Solana users Phantom, Backpack, Jupiter, etc.
Because WalletConnect respects time, not clout.
What’s next?
🚀 Staking rewards for running relay nodes
🚀 Cross-wallet UX improvements
🚀 Native support for more chains
🚀 Gasless onboarding
🚀 Governance that routes protocol fees to real holders
In short: $WCT is how we own the rails we’ve been riding all along.
WalletConnect is Web3’s invisible bridge and now, we finally get to walk on it as owners.
