I've not had much time to follow things these last few months (not to mention the market has been totally shit so I frankly didn't want to). Since the launch of LTO's Universal wallet in December, they have constantly been working on things. Adding new wallet features for their ownables tech, digital assets that you can hold directly in the wallet (instead of NFTs on chain).
They had some initial RWA giveaways to demonstrate the tech and there's exploration projects happening for ownables like the nautagochi ownables that is coming close to release: https://www.nautagotchi.com/ which seems pretty interesting. Not to mention you can lease/stake from the wallet,
But in their latest update blog they mention that they will be integrating WalletConnect. The blog mentions:
WalletConnect is an open-source and industry-standard protocol for connecting wallets to decentralized applications (dApps), WalletConnect enables users to securely connect their Universal Wallet to a vast array of platforms across different blockchains.
But I've never heard of that, so I was wondering what it was. Is it a well-used standardization? Are there many situations in web3 where WalletConnect can be useful to interact with? Do people perhaps have examples?
In the same blog they mentioned that they are bringing privacy protecting KYC into the wallet as well, called EQTY Passport (which is the evolvement of their old product proofi, I know that much). It will be used to verify people for RWA participation requirements on their upcoming EQTY platform solution. So, would WalletConnect be able to tie RWAs that you keep in your wallet to other projects as a sort of key, or something?
