I have always felt that the hardest part of investing in crypto projects is not finding the 'hottest' trends, but rather identifying those that can truly survive in the long term. For me, Sign gives me a sense of security that it can be 'long-term priced'.
I remember being very surprised when I first heard about the $15 million in revenue. In this industry, we are so used to hearing about funding amounts, yet we rarely see revenue data. Sign not only has revenue but also uses $12 million for buybacks to give back to the community, which makes me feel that I am not an isolated holder, but a participant in this growth story.
When talking with friends about Sign, we often joke, 'This is one of the few projects that can be understood with Excel.' And it's true. The value of many tokens relies solely on emotions, but the value of SIGN can be validated by data. It has products, users, and revenue, and with the buyback mechanism, it's like someone is telling you, 'This is not a castle in the air, but a step-by-step realization.'
What I personally like most is the sense of daily companionship that the Orange Dynasty APP gives me. Opening it every day feels like stepping into a little orange world. And when I think about the support from Sign Protocol and TokenTable behind it, I feel like I am not just playing with an isolated application, but entering a gradually expanding ecosystem.
This feeling is wonderful. It allows me to look at the price curve and not just focus on the fluctuations, but to see the bigger picture—a project's journey from APP to protocol, then to revenue and buybacks, and finally to the global stage.
Perhaps this is why I am willing to hold onto SIGN for the long term: because it makes me feel that this is not just a token, but a gradually unfolding future.
