Coincidentally, the old Russian claims victory over Langzi, and his usual routine of negotiations begins again. However, with Langzi's tough personality, it won't be so easy for the old Russian to control him. Just from those few negotiation conditions, it is clear that the old Russian won't get his way so easily; it's not so easy for him to ease the situation.
To put it bluntly, in the kind of situation between the US and Iran where things could escalate at any moment, @SignOfficial Sign Protocol ($SIGN ) is like a digital notary that no one can bribe. Its importance mainly lies in three 'life-saving' areas:
First, prevent being 'led by the rhythm'.
In geopolitics, fake news is more prevalent than bullets. For example, if the U.S. suddenly throws out a photo of 'Iran deploying missiles,' or Iran releases a video of 'U.S. troops begging for mercy', what if this is AI-generated? This is where SIGN comes in: all evidence returned from the front lines must be 'signed and sealed' on the chain at the moment the shutter is pressed. Because the code does not lie, once tampered with, the signature won't match. This is equivalent to putting an anti-counterfeiting code on the truth, preventing both sides from actually going to war over a fake video.
Secondly, the 'self-rescue passport' under sanctions.
Once war breaks out or sanctions are imposed, it is common for banks to collapse and government notary offices to close. At this time, an Iranian merchant wants to prove that the goods are his, or a civilian wants to prove that the property is theirs, traditional channels are completely inaccessible. But if you use SIGN, your identification and contracts are signed on the blockchain. No matter which government blocks the network, as long as the chain still exists, this proof is 'ironclad' globally. It can bypass political blockades, ensuring that people's rights do not turn into scrap paper due to war.
Third, prevent 'diplomatic default'.
When the U.S. and Iran discuss the nuclear agreement, the most troublesome issue is 'reneging on agreements'. A ceasefire agreement that was reached last night may be claimed to be a misunderstanding this morning. If SIGN is used to 'solidify' all diplomatic instructions and agreement terms on the chain, this transforms verbal commitments into coded contracts. Anyone trying to play tricks can be tracked by the entire world on the chain to see their signing record at that time. This kind of 'hardcore evidence' turns fragile diplomatic credibility into an indestructible mathematical formula, leaving no escape for those who wish to be slippery.
To summarize: In times of war and rampant lies, the core value of SIGN is to 'root facts'. It does not rely on character but on algorithms that no one can change.