An interesting phenomenon is quietly occurring in the Web3 ecosystem: when you think you are simply logging in with your Wallet, you may actually be lending your digital identity to others. This shift signifies that we are transitioning from traditional internet log in methods to blockchain-based identification systems.

In this emerging digital world, wallet addresses have become a representation of personal identification. However, this raises a series of thought-provoking questions: Can a single wallet address comprehensively represent a person's identity? Is it possible to achieve seamless identification across different applications? When interacting with wallets, do users truly have control over their identification rights?

WalletConnect, as an ambitious project, aims far beyond just providing a simple QR code login feature. It is building a decentralized identification protocol layer that will fundamentally change the way we manage our identities in the Web3 world. Through this protocol, users' wallet connection records will serve as the foundation for building personal behavioral profiles, allowing operations across different Blockchains to be uniformly recognized, while users will have the ability to finely manage their identity permissions.

This new type of identity management model grants users unprecedented sovereignty. When you log in, sign, or transact using WalletConnect, you are not just operating a digital wallet, but participating in this new world as part of your unique identification.

The introduction of WCT (WalletConnect Token) further strengthens this concept. It is not just a simple task point, but a reward mechanism aimed at encouraging users who actively participate, contribute, and engage in the Web3 ecosystem. The design concept of this mechanism is to reward true participation and contribution, rather than merely financial investment.

Therefore, WCT represents a new paradigm of identity, participation, and value recognition in the Web3 world. It is not just a token, but an important component of the future decentralized identity system, marking that we are moving towards a more open, fair, and user-driven digital future.