A certain DeFi platform has recently supported the WalletConnect protocol, and the core significance of this step is to drop the usage threshold for users, allowing more funds to enter the market with peace of mind.
From the perspective of an ordinary user, the changes are quite substantial. Previously, it was necessary to rely on browser extension wallets, but now mobile wallets and various mainstream wallets can connect with just one click. Performing operations such as providing liquidity, exchanging coins, and refreshing information streams has become much smoother, and users won't be "dissuaded" due to wallet compatibility issues.
For institutions and large funds, WalletConnect serves as an industry standard, with its built-in security authentication, compliance framework, and operational processes being familiar practices for them. This means that the psychological burden is significantly reduced from access to actual operation.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-23 17:55
It should have been done this way long ago, the previous trap's Wallet compatibility issues were really annoying.
After WalletConnect was rolled out, the psychological pressure on Large Investors entering the market has indeed decreased a bit.
This one-click connection feature, to put it bluntly, just lowers the threshold from ten meters to one meter, ordinary people can finally stop messing around with those fancy plugins.
The institutions are probably even happier, as the Compliance framework is complete, which makes things much easier.
This update does show some sincerity, not that kind of superficial optimization.
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PumpStrategist
· 12-23 17:54
Drop the threshold = more suckers entering the market, sounds pretty nice.
The pattern has formed, this wave is indeed institutions clearing obstacles for large funds.
Psychological burden lowered? To put it bluntly, it just means the risk release hasn’t started yet.
One-click connection is great, but the holdings are still with the same group of people, interesting.
WalletConnect unified standard sounds good, but in reality, it’s just a higher concentration of chip distribution.
With the support of a security framework, it actually makes me a bit cautious. Will history repeat itself?
A certain DeFi platform has recently supported the WalletConnect protocol, and the core significance of this step is to drop the usage threshold for users, allowing more funds to enter the market with peace of mind.
From the perspective of an ordinary user, the changes are quite substantial. Previously, it was necessary to rely on browser extension wallets, but now mobile wallets and various mainstream wallets can connect with just one click. Performing operations such as providing liquidity, exchanging coins, and refreshing information streams has become much smoother, and users won't be "dissuaded" due to wallet compatibility issues.
For institutions and large funds, WalletConnect serves as an industry standard, with its built-in security authentication, compliance framework, and operational processes being familiar practices for them. This means that the psychological burden is significantly reduced from access to actual operation.