There’s something slightly off about how quietly $SIGN “works” like nothing breaks, but nothing is really tested either.
I used to think of it in a very simple way verification, trust layer, clean execution. almost like a solved problem.
but lately, I keep wondering what actually happens after the verification.
not on-chain… but in real usage.
like… who is responsible when something verified turns out wrong later?
does the system absorb that or does it just move forward like nothing happened?
it feels like we focus too much on proving something once
and not enough on how that proof ages over time.
maybe the real issue isn’t trust…
but what happens when trust quietly expires and no one notices.