Most people are trying to fit $SIGN into simple categories.
Attestations
Identity
Verification tools
But that feels incomplete.
What it’s really building looks closer to a trust infrastructure layer.
Not just recording data…
But proving: What’s valid
Who qualifies
What can be trusted
Across systems.
That’s a bigger problem than it sounds.
The product side is getting stronger.
The real question now is the token:
Will usage translate into demand?
Until that’s clear, the market stays cautious.
But if it does…
$SIGN stops being a niche project and starts looking like core infrastructure.