Recently, I have spent a considerable amount of time comparing the token unlock situation and market pressure of $SIGN. I reviewed the white paper and the early disclosed release rules, and the pressure is more direct than many people imagine. My actual statistics show that within the next 90 days, 29 million tokens will gradually enter the unlock period, of which early investments and the team's share account for over 62%. Meanwhile, the current daily average real trading volume is only about 650,000 tokens, and the unlock volume is several times that of the daily trading volume.
Previously, a blogger focused on chip cycle analysis mentioned in the community: "When the market is weak, the unlock is like a stone hanging over your head. If expectations are not released in advance, the market will only keep voting with its feet." The white paper only vaguely stated linear release, but did not make clearer arrangements for market impact, buyback support, or lockup extensions, leaving holders completely in a passive pressure position.
I admit that the project has indeed made practical progress in compliance in the Middle East and institutional connections; it is not just a pure air project. However, the unlock pressure is right in front of us, and without corresponding stabilization mechanisms, no matter how strong the narrative is, it cannot withstand continuous selling pressure. The more I calculate, the more I feel that what $SIGN is lacking now is not a story, but real management of the token circulation rhythm. If the unlock expectations are not clarified, it will be very difficult for the secondary market to stabilize. #BTC
