As a seasoned researcher with a keen interest in blockchain technology and its applications, I find the recent announcement by WalletConnect (now rebranded as Reown) particularly intriguing. Having closely followed the evolution of decentralized networks over the past few years, it’s fascinating to witness the transition from centralized models towards more democratic structures, such as the one proposed by Reown with its Connect Token (WCT).
In the process of rebranding, WalletConnect has introduced a new token called Connect Token.
As a crypto investor, I’m thrilled about the exciting changes happening with WalletConnect, the go-to connectivity solution for decentralized apps. They’ve just announced a significant rebranding and the launch of their native token, the Connect Token (WCT). This shift towards a fully decentralized model is a game-changer, and I can’t wait to see what this means for my investments and the future of decentralized applications.
Presenting Connect Token (WCT), the indigenous digital currency of the WalletConnect Network.
The WalletConnect Network serves as an on-chain user interface ecosystem, facilitating seamless interaction between applications and wallets for over 23 million users worldwide.
With the network’s ongoing decentralization, WCT plays a crucial role in…
— WalletConnect (@WalletConnect) September 17, 2024
On September 16th, in a blog post, Reown (formerly known as WalletConnect Inc.) outlined the diverse roles of their token. These roles include facilitating network management, rewarding contributors, and reinforcing staking processes.
WCT (Web3 Community Token) holders have the authority to suggest, debate, and approve fee structures within the network using governance processes. This could involve charging fees, for instance, for projects utilizing network services such as relay usage.
Reown
WalletConnect is implementing a broader decentralization plan that includes renaming itself to Reown and introducing WCT. This strategy started in 2023 with the update to version 2 of its protocol and the inclusion of multiple node operators. The Connect Token will debut on Optimism’s OP mainnet, with nearly one-fifth (18.5%) of its initial supply earmarked for airdrops. Registration for these airdrops commences on Sept. 24, with more information to be revealed soon.
1 billion WCT tokens are initially distributed, with various allocations such as 7% for core development, 17.5% for rewards, 18.5% for airdrops, 18.5% for the team, 11.5% for early backers, and 27% for the WalletConnect Foundation. At present, the tokenomics model does not involve inflation mechanisms, as the focus is on utilizing existing token allocations and transaction fees to sustain network operations and encourage user engagement, according to Reown.
In the year 2024, WCT embarks on its initial release phase, with plans to incorporate token transferability at a later point. For now, owners of these tokens can participate in network management and staking activities, but are restricted from moving tokens between digital wallets. The WalletConnect Foundation will oversee discussions within the community to establish when the transferability feature becomes available.
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2024-09-17 13:58