In the world of Web3, the user experience seems simple: scan, connect, and sign in one go. However, for wallet developers, each connection is fraught with numerous technical challenges.

These challenges include dealing with compatibility issues between different blockchains, synchronizing authorization granularity and interfaces, maintaining the lifecycle of Sessions, addressing latency and reconnection issues in relay networks, and updating user behavior trajectories and permission statuses. With the release of Sign v2 version by WalletConnect, these technical difficulties have become even more complex.

So, why do wallet developers have to keep up with the upgrades of WalletConnect? The reason is simple: without upgrades, wallets will not be able to connect to mainstream decentralized applications (dApp), will not support multi-chain authorized Sessions, and will not provide a customizable connection experience. This situation is similar to how smartphone applications must adapt to the latest iOS or Android systems; if wallets do not synchronize their upgrades with the connection protocol, they may face the risk of being marginalized in the market.

In fact, WalletConnect has transcended its purely protocol role and evolved into the adaptation standard for the wallet ecosystem. Its Sign v2 provides a standardized solution for connection behavior, the Session permission module has become the interface for the authorization system, the Relay network ensures the continuous activity of wallet status, and the Verify system builds a bridge for user trust verification.

For wallet developers, this is a dilemma: if they do not integrate the latest standards, user experience will be affected; if they integrate too slowly, they may lose market share. In this rapidly evolving Web3 ecosystem, timely adaptation to new standards has become key to the survival and development of wallets.

In the face of these challenges, the Wallet development team needs to continuously enhance technical capabilities and optimize product design to provide users with a smooth and convenient Web3 interaction experience while ensuring safety. At the same time, they must closely monitor the evolution of industry standards to ensure that their products remain competitive.

With the continuous advancement of Web3 technology, we can foresee that the role of wallets will become even more important in the future, not only as the gateway for users to enter the blockchain world but also as the core hub connecting various decentralized services. In this process, how to balance technological innovation, user experience, and security will be an ongoing issue that every wallet development team needs to think about and address.