To be honest, looking at Q2 of @SignOfficial I feel the vibe is completely different from Q1. Before that was building narrative, opening OBI, open-source… and now it’s like: ok, it's time to bring it into real life.
The thing I notice the most is the Super App expected to be released in May. If the timeline is correct, this is almost the first time Sign has a product that regular users can use directly — without needing to understand too much about crypto. It’s like identity, wallet, verify… all gathered in one place. If this app runs smoothly, the adoption story will be much easier to discuss.
As for the B2G sector, it is still Sign's “own card”. Cases like Sierra Leone, Kyrgyzstan or UAE sound a bit far-fetched, but in fact, it shows a very clear direction: they are not building for traders but are trying to become infrastructure for the government to use. If this can go through, the scale will be very different from regular DeFi projects.
Tech is not too noisy but is still building behind the scenes: enhancing attestation, expanding the system in preparation for larger scale. The token $SIGN also starts to have a clearer role, no longer just 'having enough'.
Overall, Q2 feels like a 'test of trust'.
If achieved → the story will be very big.
Slow or no deliver → market returned quite quickly.
Personally, I think this is the most interesting phase of Sign so far because for the first time they have to prove that what they build can be used in real life.