At first glance, SIGN on chain attestations feel like fixed truths but revocation quietly reshapes that assumption. In Sign Protocol the power to revoke isn’t just cleanup it’s an embedded authority layer inside the trust model between attestors and users.
What is easy to miss is how SIGN credential verification system still respects revoked attestations at the data level, but downstream token distribution logic can exclude them instantly. An attestation is issued verified against a schema then consumed but revocation can retroactively collapse a users eligibility.
The part that actually matters is this Trust in SIGN isn’t just granted it is continuously controllable.