As a Web3 developer, I have to marvel at the tremendous transformation that WalletConnect's technical architecture has brought to the industry. Looking back to early 2018 when I first entered the blockchain field, the process of connecting to decentralized applications (DApp) was often frustrating: frequent browser plugin conflicts, insufficient mobile support, and numerous security issues. At that time, we all envied the smooth user experience of traditional internet.

The emergence of WalletConnect has completely changed the situation. It uses an innovative approach that combines QR code scanning with end-to-end encryption, ensuring the security of interactions while cleverly solving the problem of cross-device compatibility. More importantly, as an open protocol, it provides access possibilities for all wallets and DApps, greatly promoting the development of the ecosystem.

With the launch of the WCT token, WalletConnect has introduced an economic incentive mechanism, further improving its decentralized governance structure. Users can obtain governance rights through staking, directly participating in important network decisions. This governance model is particularly advanced in the wave of decentralization.

From a technological achievement perspective, WalletConnect supports over 600 wallets and more than 40,000 application projects, a figure that undoubtedly leads in the Web3 field. It is worth mentioning that it is also continuously expanding new Blockchain ecosystems, such as the recent integration with Solana, which opens up broader space for future development.

In my opinion, the future of Web3 requires more infrastructure projects like WalletConnect. They can simplify technical complexity and provide a smooth user experience for ordinary users, thus driving the entire industry forward. As developers, we should actively embrace such innovations and work together to build a more open, secure, and convenient Web3 world.