President Trump today officially established the US National Reserve Fund including BTC - SOL - ADA - XRP… Do you believe that the $WCT project we are building will be included in this reserve fund? I am excited to see that our project continues to grow every day after the reward distribution, the project is developing very sustainably, the team is working hard, it is truly respectable.
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yes i belleive it has to be there
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i’m believe , you believe , project believe about it => it’s will come true . big new will coming soon
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i believe for this projectt
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we are family and all we trust is Wallet Connect <3 big news will coming soon
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yes sure il beleive
am staking my WCT for 2years
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yes of course im believe
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everyone believe it , included you <3 thanks man
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At this point in time, it’s very unlikely that $WCT (WalletConnect Token) would be included in the U.S. national digital currency reserves, for several key reasons:
- WCT Is a Utility Token, Not a Stable Asset
U.S. reserves (even digital ones) would likely focus on stable, low-volatility assets or state-backed currencies, not speculative or ecosystem utility tokens like WCT.
WCT is designed for protocol-level access and governance, not for storing sovereign value.
- No Precedent for Ecosystem Tokens in National Reserves
Even blue-chip assets like ETH or BTC have not been officially included in any national reserves (though BTC is held by some countries like El Salvador as an asset).
For WCT to be considered, it would require:
Institutional-grade adoption across public sectors
Regulation and clarity on token classification
Widespread use in financial infrastructure
- U.S. Strategy is Focused on CBDC & Stablecoins
The U.S. is researching CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) and might include regulated stablecoins (like USDC) in pilot programs.
Tokens like WCT, which are tied to Web3 infrastructure, are not the focus of reserve policy.
- WalletConnect is Infrastructure, Not a Monetary System
WalletConnect is an access protocol, not a financial layer like L1s or L2s.
WCT may become essential in Web3 UX, but inclusion in state reserves would require a level of systemic importance and legal integration far beyond current scope.
Summary:
No, WCT is not likely to be included in U.S. national digital reserves in the foreseeable future.
But it can still play a critical role in Web3 infrastructure and protocol-level UX governance, which is where its long-term value will come from.
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wow long story on here xD thanks for detail like that brother <3
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letsgoo for bigger coin in2025
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big new is true right fams <3 
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Yes, you are right. To be in Reserve is not necessary, WCT will grow without this. There is No protocol to Connect and interact to Wallets, WCT has the “monopol”, when we are honest!
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we are the champion
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