How can Sign establish a foothold in Web3?
Sign is a tough player in Web3, relying on Sign Protocol and TokenTable to dominate. Sign Protocol is a cross-chain verification system that helps governments and enterprises manage digital identities and contracts, providing transparency and convenience.
Places like the UAE and Thailand are already using it, with over 20 more countries waiting in line. TokenTable is a 'production line' for token distribution, supporting airdrops and unlocks, and in 2024, it helped distribute $4 billion worth of tokens for over 200 projects, reaching 40 million users and directly generating $15 million in revenue.
In terms of financing, Sequoia and YZi Labs invested $32 million, and Sign also repurchased $12 million worth of tokens, showing strong confidence. The launch on Binance Alpha made it even more popular. Sign's core competitiveness lies in trust and scalability, addressing the pain points of identity and distribution in Web3.
In the future, it may not just be a tool, but a key part of global digital infrastructure.
