Aren't you also fed up with those projects that only post on Twitter to create hype but actually do nothing? Sign is different; it takes a wild approach, directly bypassing the crowding of retail investors in DeFi and going to serve as an infrastructure provider for national governments.

Its core consists of two main tools, but each tool strikes at the pain points. One is the Sign Protocol, which you can understand as a globally universal 'proof machine.' In the future, when you sign contracts on the chain, verify academic degrees, or even prove you have a certain qualification certificate, this full-chain protocol will allow cross-chain solutions without the hassle of dealing with one chain at a time like before. The other is TokenTable, which is a magic tool for issuing tokens; airdrops and lock-ups for major projects like Starknet and ZetaChain are distributed using it, having handled over 4 billion dollars, and the technology has already been validated by the market.

As for the token $SIGN, its logic is pretty straightforward—it’s the “gas” for this whole infrastructure. You pay to use the protocol to verify identities, and issuing tokens via TokenTable also consumes it. The more people use it, the more urgent the token becomes. All the AI and RWA hype on the market eventually has to get past the on-chain verification step, and what Sign has is the ticket that leads to a world of trust. Don’t wait until it becomes a globally accepted digital identity standard before you start researching it.