WallectConnect (WCT)

I hold some WCT, not much, just tens of thousands. In my view, the @WalletConnect project is still a strong infrastructure in the industry and is one of the projects doing real-world applications. So I haven't sold it. It seems that the project is working towards large-scale Crypto adoption. Mass-market payments indeed seem possible. I also looked at their approach. 1/ Plug stablecoins into physical POS This step is equivalent to moving stablecoins from online transfers into the battlefield of offline everyday spending. As long as the POS works smoothly, payment volume could roll up like card networks. 2/ One interaction + wallet-side token and chain selection The essence of a card-level experience is not making users answer choice questions. The complexity of chains and tokens is absorbed by the wallet. The checkout only sees payment success or failure. Achieving card-like experience. 3/ Compatibility with existing PSP/POS + merchant-level risk control and insurance Not forcing merchants to change systems enables scalable expansion. And then fulfill merchant hard needs like anti-fraud and insurance. Only stablecoin payments can meet the threshold of chains and large merchants. Who knows what the future holds. The team is continuing to expand its business. Hold the token, and I look forward and send blessings.

In the past few years, I've seen many projects build skyscrapers, and also watched numerous coins go to zero overnight. Yet I've always wondered: WalletConnect is such a handy tool, so why is its token $WCT just lukewarm? Is the market really blind to it? Recently I have flipped through its payment roadmap several times, and the data still looks impressive. ① Annual target transaction volume: $400 billion, slicing into Visa and Mastercard's table. ② The ecosystem covers 50 million users, over 70 k applications, and more than 700 wallets; its network effect has already silently formed, just as early WeChat users didn't think it could be used for payments. ③ Offline adoption via DTCPay, where physical store POS machines directly support stablecoins moving from online to offline, has also gone mainstream. What impressed me most is their approach: not to disrupt, but to embed. They didn't make merchants change machines, nor require users to learn new processes. Instead, using an SDK, they packaged "connect wallet – select token – pay – KYC" all together, making stablecoin payments feel as seamless as card swiping. In the past, we looked at WCT and thought it was merely a governance token for a "connection tool". Its purpose? Seems to exist, but not sexy enough. But the logic has now changed. When tens of billions of stablecoins flow each year through @WalletConnect's network, the security, reliability, and governance of the network become real monetary demands. Staking verification: a secure channel safeguarding massive fund flows. Governance voting: decides standards and upgrades of payment protocols. Network insurance: provides merchants with fraud insurance, requiring staking and reputation backing. For each incremental increase in payment volume, WCT's utility solidifies further. It is no longer just a "utility token" but the heart of the entire payment network. I still wonder why the market is so indifferent to WCT. But perhaps it's like early Amazon: before it completely reshaped shopping habits, few believed an online bookstore could become a giant. True disruption often appears in the least disruptive form.

We have all overlooked a heavyweight player in the payments arena, WalletConnect @WalletConnect; cryptocurrency transaction volume has already far surpassed traditional payment giants, making Web3 payments as smooth as swiping Visa. walletconnet has achieved 1. Annualized transaction volume (TNV): $400B+ (already at a giant‑scale level) 2. Ecosystem coverage: 50M+ users / 700+ wallets 3. Real‑world deployment: partnered with dtcpay to integrate offline POS. In the future, stablecoins can be paid by scanning QR codes or tapping NFC in physical stores. WalletConnect Pay is turning stablecoin payments into a “card‑swipe level” experience. By combining Web2 and Web3 product features, it has optimized the process and eliminated payment friction. Transactions require only a single interaction, without cumbersome repeated signatures, and it can work with existing POS terminals, so merchants don’t need to replace hardware—effectively building a decentralized Visa/MasterCard network. Their token $WCT plays a role not only as a governance token but also as the core for securing this massive payment network. Value capture: the larger the payment volume → the higher the network validation demand → the stronger the staking and governance utility of $WCT. Merchants can enjoy lower costs and dual settlement paths; wallets receive rebates and loyalty mechanisms. Summary: The future of crypto payments is not to directly replace card networks but to replicate their silky experience. WalletConnect has already laid down the infrastructure (SDK, POS integration, user base) for seamless onboarding

I don’t know how the data was compiled, but walletconnect believes the blockchain payments track has a $400 billion annual payment market. $wct QR code payments, if it can capture a certain market share in this track, would be good. walletconnect has long been a monopolistic blockchain aggregation login gateway, but the lack of profit channels has always been a major challenge. Coupled with the gradual decline of the wallet track, the significance of aggregation is diminishing. Leveraging existing advantages, an urgent shift to the payments track is actually a good choice.

Yesterday I was still chatting with an old OG Now many project teams have gone silent Then we somehow ended up talking about WCT I've also been looking at the payment roadmap launched by @WalletConnect Stablecoins are finally bringing the card‑payment system onto the chain In Web2 terms, their current scale is like the Shopify and Square path. Adding stablecoins directly to offline POS means they can be used both online and offline WalletConnect Pay proposes: a single interaction, wallet‑side token/chain selection, just scan QR/NFC and it's done The whole process aims to make stablecoin payments as smooth as card payments If this link really takes off, payment volume will only keep growing. Merchants see lower costs and dual‑track settlement Wallets see rebates and retention. The more transactions, the more important governance and security of the network become, and $WCT is the part that handles staking, validation, and improving network reliability The era of stablecoin payments is about to arrive!

$WCT TOKENS DISTRIBUTED FROM VESTING WALLETS Tokens worth over $3M in $WCT have been distributed from three vesting wallets to more than 50 newly created wallets So far, only a couple of wallets have made withdrawals to exchanges, which means similar withdrawals could happen from the rest It’s worth tracking further movements of these tokens, as large transfers could impact the price Vesting wallets: 0x2FF1Cdf8Fe00Ae6952BAA32e37D84D31A31E2EC2 0x648bddEE207da25e19918460c1Dc9F462F657a19 0x85d0964D328563D502867FF6899C6F73D2E59FD1

If you had any @WalletConnect airdrop staked, it's now available to be claimed! Mine is not much but worth ~$32 Check yours! https://t.co/mcGwscIoRo

$WCT just printed a sharp relief bounce after a brutal multi-month selloff, with volume finally waking up. Price is now grinding upward toward a major resistance zone around $0.37 — a level that previously triggered massive volatility. If bulls reclaim this zone, WCT could be setting up for its first meaningful trend reversal since June's blow-off top. 📈 Key Levels • Support: $0.12 – $0.15 accumulation zone • Resistance: $0.37 — breakout trigger • Volume: Surging after months of dormancy Market watching closely — a breakout here could flip the entire structure bullish.