New Language of Order: When Orange Dynasty Meets Institutional-Level Web3

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In the bustling world of Web3, many projects are just fleeting fireworks.

But some projects are quietly working on matters of social order.

Sign is such an example.

I. Official New Voice: Orange Light Diffusion

$12 Million Buyback Completed: Sign Foundation has repurchased 117 million tokens $SIGN from the open market, enhancing market trust through action.

Surge in Orange Dynasty Users: Monthly active users of the app have surpassed 1.5 million, with total downloads exceeding 3 million. Daily check-ins, likes, and tasks earn orange points, and 30% of tokens will be long-term distributed to community users.

This means that the ecosystem is moving from narrative to real users.

II. How an App Can Carry New Order

Orange Dynasty is more than just a game:

Sign Portal: Identity credentials based on zero-knowledge proof, allowing users to prove I am me on-chain without revealing privacy.

Orange Realm: A community space for tasks, NFTs, and airdrop benefits, providing both incentives and a sense of participation.

Exploring Gameplay: Treasure hunt tasks, AR scanning to unlock, making the reward acquisition process feel more like an adventure.

It seems entertaining, but it is actually an entry point for social co-construction.

III. Infrastructure and Mission: The True Meaning of Sign

Technical Core: Sign Protocol + TokenTable, addressing two major trust issues: identity authentication and token distribution.

Landing Scenarios: Digital ID cards, land registration, and contract verification have been launched in the UAE, Thailand, and Sierra Leone; it will expand to over 20 countries in the future.

Business Logic: $15 million revenue in 2024 with profitability, and a ten-million-level buyback has been completed. It does not rely on speculation but on genuine value creation.

This is one of the few projects that transition from tools to institutions.

IV. Leaving a Question

If Orange Dynasty is a seed, what kind of big tree will it grow into?

A. Global Passport for Digital Identity

B. On-chain Version of Public Order

C. New Tools for Community Collaboration

D. Other Possibilities

Conclusion

In a market chasing quick money, Sign appears particularly restrained.

It reminds us: technology is a bridge, trust is the product.

When institutions truly move on-chain, perhaps this will be the next answer of Web3.