Many people do not have a deep enough understanding of WCT's functionality. In simple terms, this project is positioned as the infrastructure of the Web3 world, serving as a secure channel between crypto wallets and various decentralized applications.

The core mechanism is actually quite interesting. WCT supports seamless cross-chain and cross-device interactions. Holders can use it to access different dApp ecosystems (similar to swiping a card to enter various service areas), pay for future connection service fees, and also enjoy system participation rights — you can participate in governance voting and have a say in protocol rule updates.

In addition, there is a hidden value dimension: staking. By depositing WCT into the system, you can share the revenue generated by the entire ecosystem's operation, which is equivalent to obtaining long-term passive income.

But to be honest — the project's vitality ultimately depends on ecosystem activity. Once users and application developers feel that this layer of infrastructure is no longer needed, or choose alternative solutions, the value support for WCT will face challenges. Therefore, when evaluating such projects, the most important thing is to observe the progress of ecosystem development and dApp integration.