From 15 million in revenue to 12 million in buyback: How did Sign make a comeback to become the only profitable infrastructure in Web3?

Most Web3 projects rely on financing to survive, but Sign has taken a different path. In 2024, Sign generated 15 million USD in revenue and completed a buyback of 12 million USD $SIGN in 2025, maintaining profitability even in the context of a bear market, which is extremely rare in the industry.

At its core is the Sign Protocol — the world's first full-chain certification protocol. It provides national-level digital infrastructure for the UAE, Thailand, and Sierra Leone, covering identity verification, proof of ownership, and contract execution, with plans to expand to over 20 countries in the future, forming a scarce 'government-level moat'.

In addition, TokenTable has become the industry standard for token distribution, covering functions such as airdrops, vesting periods, and unlocks, cumulatively distributing 4 billion USD in assets to 45 million wallets. This closed-loop ecosystem allows Sign to simultaneously control the two key entry points of certification and distribution.

There is also backing from top capital such as Sequoia and YZi Labs, with total financing reaching 32 million USD. As $SIGN has gone live on Binance and is augmented by HODLer incentives, market enthusiasm and long-term value are being rapidly released.

Profitability, buybacks, and national-level deployment provide triple support, making Sign an irreplaceable Web3 infrastructure. Follow @Sign Official to witness the rise of $SIGN in #Sign大展橙图 .