Have you all noticed that many Web3 projects quickly fall silent after reward releases, and no one cares about them anymore.
The fundamental reason is that these projects lack continuous funding from investment institutions and are unable to generate self-sustaining capabilities, ultimately leading to either stagnation or a complete death spiral.
Sign, on the other hand, is different; it not only has strong capital support but also possesses stable revenue sources.
For example, Sign has raised over $30 million in funding, with the angel round and Series A led by Sequoia Capital and YZi Labs under Binance, respectively.
In addition, Sign's revenue reached $15 million in 2024. This level of income is comparable to traditional small and medium-sized tech companies and is particularly rare in the Web3 sector.
With this foundation, after the first season airdrop ended, Sign quickly launched a new reward mechanism and introduced the Orange Dynasty App.
This app integrates social networking and asset management, allowing users to earn "Orange" points through check-ins and interactions, which can later be exchanged for $SIGN tokens.
I believe everyone still remembers how generous Sign was during the first season airdrop. At that time, many people received rewards of dozens of dollars just by changing their profile picture on social platforms.
It is precisely because of this precedent that when Sign announced the launch of new reward activities, it immediately attracted a lot of attention, with supporters flocking to Orange Dynasty to cheer for Sign on various platforms.
Therefore, continuous rewards are the key to retaining old users and attracting new ones, and Sign has the confidence and capability to achieve this.
Unlike the projects mentioned earlier, Sign never relies on token inflation to maintain operations but instead depends on fundraising and the profitability of its own products.
In summary, Sign is a long-term project worth paying attention to.
