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Recently, I've been paying attention to $SIGN, and the more I look at it, the more I feel it has something special.
Behind it is TokenTable, a company that works on Web3 infrastructure. They are quite low-key but very strong, with a net profit of 100 million RMB in a year, helping hundreds of projects distribute over 4 billion US dollars in tokens. They can be considered the 'water, electricity, and gas' behind many projects.
Moreover, they have also connected with WEB3 Wallet, and what caught my attention the most is their current valuation; the market cap is only over 90 million US dollars, with a price-to-sales ratio of just 6 times. Compared to other similar projects, it really seems quite cheap.
Recently, I've also noticed them starting to make moves to expand their influence, such as sponsoring the Overwatch World Cup team, competing in the EWC event under the name SIGN Esports. This is the first Web3 project to sponsor a top esports event team, and the buzz on social media has also increased. It feels like it is not purely relying on hype but is strategically advancing brand building.
Another surprising detail is that their protocol has already integrated with Sierra Leone's national digital identity system and is also advancing cooperation with the UAE visa system. This truly brings real-world scenarios to life.
I'm not here to promote it; I just genuinely feel this project is quite special, a bit like $TIA in its early unnoticed days. Is anyone else optimistic about $SIGN? Feel free to discuss together.
#SIGN #CryptoObservation #Web3ProjectNotes
Behind it is TokenTable, a company that works on Web3 infrastructure. They are quite low-key but very strong, with a net profit of 100 million RMB in a year, helping hundreds of projects distribute over 4 billion US dollars in tokens. They can be considered the 'water, electricity, and gas' behind many projects.
Moreover, they have also connected with WEB3 Wallet, and what caught my attention the most is their current valuation; the market cap is only over 90 million US dollars, with a price-to-sales ratio of just 6 times. Compared to other similar projects, it really seems quite cheap.
Recently, I've also noticed them starting to make moves to expand their influence, such as sponsoring the Overwatch World Cup team, competing in the EWC event under the name SIGN Esports. This is the first Web3 project to sponsor a top esports event team, and the buzz on social media has also increased. It feels like it is not purely relying on hype but is strategically advancing brand building.
Another surprising detail is that their protocol has already integrated with Sierra Leone's national digital identity system and is also advancing cooperation with the UAE visa system. This truly brings real-world scenarios to life.
I'm not here to promote it; I just genuinely feel this project is quite special, a bit like $TIA in its early unnoticed days. Is anyone else optimistic about $SIGN? Feel free to discuss together.
#SIGN #CryptoObservation #Web3ProjectNotes
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