In the Web3 world, Ethereum has always been regarded as the territory of high-end users. Users who have tried DeFi or NFT in the Ethereum ecosystem have deeply experienced: connecting wallets is often a tough battle. From DApp prompts to connect wallets, to MetaMask lagging, to signatures failing to pop up, and even disconnections on mobile, these issues severely affect the user experience.

However, the emergence of WalletConnect has provided a solution to these concerns. It acts as an intelligent intermediary, effectively facilitating communication between wallets and DApps. Users can easily connect to various applications, such as Uniswap, Aave, etc., by scanning a QR code with their mobile wallets. All signatures, authorizations, and transaction operations can be completed directly on the phone, greatly simplifying the operation process.

The advantages of WalletConnect are not limited to this. It supports multi-device collaboration, allowing users to analyze data on their computer while confirming operations on their mobile phone; or manage assets on a tablet while executing transactions on their mobile phone. Even more surprisingly, it also supports cross-chain operations, enabling users to perform operations on different blockchains in a single connection.

With the rise of Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum and Optimism, wallet connection has become a key technical bottleneck. WalletConnect provides convenience for developers, saving a lot of work on integrating SDKs and compatibility adjustments, making it a ready-made 'wallet interaction as a plugin'.

Whether it's the speed-focused Solana or the stability-oriented Ethereum, WalletConnect provides a seamless connection experience. It is reshaping the user experience of Web3, making the use of blockchain technology more convenient and efficient.