As an ordinary backend developer, my daily life may seem mundane. During the day, I code at a small company, and at night, I immerse myself in small Web3 projects. However, just last week, one night, a peculiar dream completely changed my perspective on WalletConnect.

In this dream, I found myself in a pitch-black office. Countless lines of code flickered on the screen, as if whispering with life. These codes traversed the multi-chain mist like ghosts, each connection as fast as lightning, each URI like a key to unlock a hidden door. The voice in the dream kept telling me: 'WalletConnect is calling you, this is not just simple code, but the eternal dream of connection.'

After waking up, I was drenched in sweat and my heart was racing. At first, I thought it was just a strange dream caused by being overly invested in debugging EIP-5792 the night before. However, when I came across the latest updates on WalletConnect the next day, I suddenly realized that this was no mere coincidence.

The WalletConnect project is like those ghost codes in a dream, created for seamless connections in Web3. Its existence gives me, an ordinary programmer, the possibility of becoming a guide in the multi-chain world. The core idea of this project is to provide users with an unobstructed way to connect various decentralized applications (dApps) and wallets without being troubled by cumbersome connection issues.

Looking back, my interest in WalletConnect stemmed from a simple yet urgent desire: to have the code I wrote seamlessly glide into the user's wallet like a ghost, unhindered by any connection bugs. WalletConnect was born to fulfill this wish.

This experience has made me re-examine my programming journey. It is no longer just a division between daily work and hobbies, but has become a bridge connecting the real world and the Web3 dream. I began to study WalletConnect more deeply, exploring how it enables seamless connections in a multi-chain environment and how it handles complex authentication and transaction signing processes.

For developers who are equally passionate about Web3, I recommend that you also delve into WalletConnect. It may open a door to a broader Web3 world for you, just as it changed my perception. In this rapidly evolving field, maintaining curiosity and a passion for learning is crucial.

Lastly, I want to say that whether you are an experienced blockchain developer or a newcomer just stepping into Web3, WalletConnect is worth your time to explore. It is not just a technical tool, but an important link connecting the traditional internet and the decentralized future. Let's explore and create together in this new world full of possibilities.