I don’t know why but SIGN lately feels a bit… misunderstood.

Everyone expected that Coinbase listing would send it flying, but price didn’t really react the way people hoped. It’s still hovering around the same zone, maybe even slightly weak. At first that confused me, but the more I watch it, the more it makes sense.

Volume is still there. That’s the part most people ignore. If this was actually dying, activity would’ve dried up. But it hasn’t. Which tells me this isn’t fear… it’s more like quiet selling happening in the background.

And honestly, with the unlock coming later this month, it’s not surprising. Early investors are still sitting in profit, so some of them are probably taking exits while liquidity is good. Coinbase just made that easier.

What’s interesting though… fundamentals haven’t really changed. The whole digital identity + government angle still feels strong to me. It’s not one of those random hype coins. It actually has direction.

I’m not super bullish short term, not gonna lie. Feels like this phase might stay messy until the unlock clears. But at the same time, I don’t see it as weak either.

It’s more like… market is just testing patience right now.

I’m just watching closely for now.$SIGN @SignOfficial #SignDigitalSovereignInfra