【How Sign Reshapes Trust in Web3】
What Sign does can be simply stated as making Web3 more trustworthy. The Sign Protocol is at its core, acting like a cross-chain "notary" that can verify identities, prove ownership, and handle smart contracts, helping governments and enterprises move data and trust onto the blockchain. Countries like the UAE and Thailand have already started using it, which is efficient and transparent.
TokenTable is a "magical tool" for token distribution, supporting airdrops and managing unlocks. In 2024, it helped distribute $4 billion in tokens for over 200 projects, serving 40 million users. This directly generated $15 million in revenue for Sign, making its profitability relatively rare in Web3. In terms of financing, Sequoia and YZi Labs invested $32 million, and Sign also repurchased $12 million in tokens, indicating confidence in its future.
The launch of Binance Alpha has also added fuel to its growth. Sign's potential lies in the fact that it is not just a tool, but a foundational infrastructure for trust. In the future, whether it’s digital identity or global token distribution, it will have a place.