Most crypto projects talk about government partnerships. sIgn Protocol actually has them.
Sierra Leone national digital ID system is live on Sign infrastructure. UAE Web3 Entrepreneur Program runs on it. TokenTable processed over 4 billion dollars across 40 million wallets serving 200 plus projects. YZi Labs invested twice. Sequoia Capital is in. IDG Capital is in. Total funding crossed 55 million dollars.
The architecture makes sense too. Sovereign Chain gives governments full control over transaction ordering through a government controlled sequencer. Citizens submit transactions. Sequencer orders and batches everything. Validators commit to Layer 1. Clean and auditable.
Here is the part nobody is discussing.
That sequencer is the only sequencer. One government controlled node handling every single citizen transaction. And the whitepaper failure plan for when it goes offline is exactly one sentence long.
Exit to L1, if the L2 experiences issues.
That is it. Nothing else written anywhere.
Who authorizes that exit. Not specified.
What is the recovery timeline. Not specified.
Is a backup sequencer ready. Not specified.
50 million users are the stated first year target for $iGN deployments. That one sentence is not a contingency plan. That is a placeholder where a contingency plan should exist.