Many onchain communities want you to grind. Click buttons, farm XP, chase an airdrop.
That’s not what we’re building at WalletConnect. We are building real long-term growth.
The WalletConnect Community Hub is a space for people who want to shape the next era of the financial internet through real contributions: building, testing, creating, and collaborating. No points, no leaderboards. Just impact.
What makes this community different?
We reward value, not volume.
You don’t need to spam invites or run a bot army. You need curiosity. Skills. Interest in helping WalletConnect and the financial internet move forward. See the content guides here.
Whether you're a builder, voter, tester, or storyteller, your work matters here.
Ways to contribute
WalletConnect is open to anyone who cares about open systems, better UX, and more composable infrastructure. You can join in any way that fits your strengths:
- Community member: Join the WalletConnect Discord, follow us on X and Farcaster, or help us shape the conversation on TikTok and other platforms.
- DAO contributor: Stake WCT, vote on proposals via Snapshot, and share insights in the governance forum.
- Content creator: Make videos, graphics, threads, explainers, or memes that help others understand the network and what it unlocks.
- Beta tester: Get early access to new features and help refine the UX across apps, wallets, and SDKs.
- Developer: Build with the SDKs, join campaigns like the Talent Protocol Base Builder Quest, or create the next WalletConnect-powered experience.
Every action you take builds your reputation across the ecosystem. Not through badges or levels, but through how you show up and who you help.
Why contribute?
Because this is WalletConnect, and its Community is genuinely interesting.
Because it gives you an edge as a builder, tester, or community lead.
Because the people you meet here are working on problems that matter: onboarding the next billion users, fixing onchain UX, building the open internet from the ground up.
And yes, the network is watching. DAO participation, content, testing, development, and community support are all factored into future recognition. But we won’t say more than that. Grind culture isn’t welcome here.
How to start
Visit this page to explore the steps. Find a role that fits. Join the spaces that interest you. See the content guides here.
There’s no manual for building the financial internet. But there is a community.
And it’s growing.