I’ll be honest — I keep expecting $SIGN to give a clear signal.
Something obvious.
A moment where it either clicks… or doesn’t.
But it doesn’t behave like that.
Because the constraint it’s working on isn’t visible. Not liquidity. Not users.
Agreement.
Two systems interacting shouldn’t need to re-verify everything from scratch.
But right now, they do.
That repetition is inefficiency hiding in plain sight.
SIGN is trying to remove it.
Not by speeding things up — but by making proofs reusable.
It’s subtle. Almost boring.
But if systems start trusting shared attestations, a lot of friction disappears overnight.
I’m still not fully positioned on $SIGN.
Just paying attention to whether that shift ever quietly begins.