I am holding tens of thousands of WCT tokens. Although the amount isn't particularly large, I’ve been reluctant to sell off.

Why? Frankly speaking, the WalletConnect project is indeed a representative of hardcore infrastructure in the industry. Unlike purely hype-driven projects, it focuses on real application-level solutions, which are quite scarce.

Recently, I’ve paid attention to their new direction and feel that their thinking has become much clearer. Rather than calling it a revolutionary breakthrough, it’s more of a pragmatic implementation—they are promoting payment applications aimed at ordinary users. This direction itself is promising because mainstream payment is the critical point for crypto to move from niche to mainstream.

How exactly are they doing it? The core approach is to integrate stablecoins into physical POS systems. It sounds simple, but what does that mean? It means users can pay directly with crypto assets at offline venues like convenience stores and restaurants, without going through complicated exchange processes. This is truly a way to lower the entry barrier.

Of course, this path is still in the early stages, and whether it can truly be implemented depends on subsequent execution. But at least, the direction is correct—focusing on practical applications and serving real needs, rather than blowing bubbles with marketing stories. So, I remain optimistic about this direction.