W E B 3 Trust's New Star
In the world of Web3, the most scarce resource has never been computing power, but trust. This is precisely the problem that Sign aims to solve.
The Sign Protocol acts like a layer of 'digital passport,' moving identity verification, rights proof, and contract signing all on-chain. Need to authenticate identity for cross-border finance? Want to verify educational credentials? Need to store medical records? All of this can be accomplished here, and users can truly control their own data, no longer relying on centralized platforms.
On the other side, TokenTable addresses the most troublesome distribution issues for project teams. Airdrops, unlocks, vesting periods—previously reliant on announcements and community trust—are now transparently executed using smart contracts, making it both efficient and worry-free, while directly reducing trust costs.
The financial and operational performance is impressive: the team has raised over $32 million, expecting 2024 revenue to exceed $15 million, and they have completed a $12 million buyback of SIGN in real cash. This is crucial as it shows they not only have revenue but are also actively giving back to holders, making it a project that can truly run a business model.
In terms of implementation, Sign has already provided digital infrastructure services in countries like the UAE, Thailand, and Saudi Arabia, and plans to expand to over 20 countries including Brazil and Singapore. Imagine a multinational 'digital identity + distribution system'—how much real economy can it connect?
With the launch of Binance Alpha, the positioning of $SIGN is no longer just a protocol, but the 'trust foundation' for the entire Web3 to move toward the real economy. For investors, this is not a short-term speculative ticket, but a value target with long-term cash flow and national-level clients.
Orange Dynasty represents innovative gameplay, while Sign is the trust infrastructure. The former is interesting, and the latter has a future.
