In 2025, a change is happening in the Web3 world: infrastructure tokens are gradually taking center stage. Among them, the project that has captured my ongoing attention is — WCT (WalletConnect Token).
It is not the type of "phenomenon" project that becomes popular overnight, but rather, it is slowly carving out a path of "from low-key to explosion" thanks to the widespread application of its underlying protocol, a clear business model, and stable price performance.
What is WCT? What problem does it solve?
In simple terms, WCT is the native token of the WalletConnect protocol. You may not have heard much about this protocol, but you have definitely used it.
When you open your wallet to scan a QR code to log in to a DApp, click to confirm a transaction, or connect to an NFT platform, it is highly likely that WalletConnect is providing the service behind the scenes. It is currently the most mainstream wallet connection protocol in the Web3 world, supporting over 600 wallets and more than 60,000 decentralized applications, with a total connection count exceeding 275 million.
It is not a "new concept," but rather a "connection layer" tool that has already integrated deeply into your on-chain life.
Stable technology, stable prices, launched on major platforms
WCT officially launched on April 15, 2025, with major trading platforms such as Binance, OKX, and Bybit supporting it simultaneously, which can be considered as "debuting at the peak."
More importantly, its price performance is not that of a cryptocurrency that quickly falls back after a short-term spike:
From an initial $0.67, it has steadily risen to $1.13;
There are no violent fluctuations; instead, it is a slow bull market with a clear rhythm;
The current market cap is approximately $210 million, still in the "early recognition" stage.
Compared to some hype-driven projects, WCT is walking more like a "tech stock": there are expectations, there is implementation, and there is a rhythm.
#WalletConnect @WalletConnect $WCT
It is not the type of "phenomenon" project that becomes popular overnight, but rather, it is slowly carving out a path of "from low-key to explosion" thanks to the widespread application of its underlying protocol, a clear business model, and stable price performance.
What is WCT? What problem does it solve?
In simple terms, WCT is the native token of the WalletConnect protocol. You may not have heard much about this protocol, but you have definitely used it.
When you open your wallet to scan a QR code to log in to a DApp, click to confirm a transaction, or connect to an NFT platform, it is highly likely that WalletConnect is providing the service behind the scenes. It is currently the most mainstream wallet connection protocol in the Web3 world, supporting over 600 wallets and more than 60,000 decentralized applications, with a total connection count exceeding 275 million.
It is not a "new concept," but rather a "connection layer" tool that has already integrated deeply into your on-chain life.
Stable technology, stable prices, launched on major platforms
WCT officially launched on April 15, 2025, with major trading platforms such as Binance, OKX, and Bybit supporting it simultaneously, which can be considered as "debuting at the peak."
More importantly, its price performance is not that of a cryptocurrency that quickly falls back after a short-term spike:
From an initial $0.67, it has steadily risen to $1.13;
There are no violent fluctuations; instead, it is a slow bull market with a clear rhythm;
The current market cap is approximately $210 million, still in the "early recognition" stage.
Compared to some hype-driven projects, WCT is walking more like a "tech stock": there are expectations, there is implementation, and there is a rhythm.
#WalletConnect @WalletConnect $WCT