If you use Ethereum, most tokens you trade and invest with are likely to use the ERC-20 token standard. Using this technical standard has become a popular option for Decentralized Applications, wallets, and projects as it offers practicality to most users. However, this fact has presented a problem for Ethereum’s native coin, Ether. 

Ether doesn’t follow the same rules as ERC-20 tokens, but there is a demand to use it in ERC-20 DApps too. Wrapped Ether is the solution to this problem, and you may have already come across it. Let’s see why it’s become a useful tool for investors and holders across so many projects and DApps.