But now it's completely different; the project has developed into a type of blockchain infrastructure that even the government is starting to pay attention to. Simply put, SIGN is building a system that consolidates important things like digital identity, assets, payments, subsidies, and even governance into a single layer of data that cannot be faked.
The point I find most interesting is that you can prove "qualified" without revealing all personal information, just showing what is necessary. I've used it and found it quite impressive. As for the SIGN token, it is used to access the ecosystem, stake, and participate in governance; those who hold for a long time will also have a voice in the project.
The tokenomics is also quite stable with a total supply of 10 billion, 40% for the community, and vesting lasting until 2030, so it limits strong sell-offs. Currently, the circulating supply is about 1.6 billion, and the market cap is still small, so there is still room for growth.
In general, SIGN is not just a temporary hype but is building real infrastructure, using it for real, and has the potential to go much further than many other Web3 projects 👀; this is my personal impression.
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