《Profit + Buyback Double Explosion! Why has Sign become the 'Cash Cow' of Web3 Infrastructure?》

While most Web3 projects are still relying on financing to 'stay alive', Sign has made 'profitability' a norm—projecting a staggering $15 million in revenue for 2024, while also spending $12 million to buy back $SIGN and @Sign Official . This maneuver has established a 'reliable benchmark' for the infrastructure sector.

Its profit-generating logic lies in the 'dual engines'. Sign Protocol specializes in tackling 'hard problems': building a digital identity system for the UAE and helping Thailand with ownership verification on the blockchain. These national-level projects are not 'pilot programs'; they are genuine long-term partnerships involving real money—government-level orders not only ensure stable payments but also come with compliance endorsements, making it tough for others to compete. TokenTable has become an 'essential tool' for project teams: airdrop rules are written into smart contracts, vesting period management can be executed with one click, and even token unlocks can be automated, so much so that users willingly pay, naturally leading to steady revenue growth.

Even more impressive is the control over token value by @Sign Official . The $12 million buyback isn't just 'pie in the sky': $8 million was spent in the open market to buy 117 million SIGN, directly reducing supply and stabilizing price; the remaining $4 million was used for private negotiations with major holders to avoid market turbulence. The key is that this money comes from revenue—not through financing 'blood transfusions', but earned by the project itself, indicating that the business model is already validated. Now with Binance Alpha launching, SIGN's liquidity is further enhanced, and the scarcity brought about by the buyback meets a more active trading pool, firmly anchoring its long-term value.

From Sequoia leading a $14 million seed round to YZi Labs following up with a $16 million Series A, the $32 million in financing reflects capital's optimism about the 'government infrastructure + commercial tools' dual scenario. It is now set to expand to over 20 countries, with new orders and new users expected to drive revenue growth, making the deflationary value of $SIGN even more solid. #Sign大展橙图 #Sign大展橙图 , this may be the most 'realistic' infrastructure target in Web3.