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Today I accidentally came across photographs from the closed event Sign in Hong Kong. They featured the CEO of TON Foundation, top managers of Animoca Brands, and representatives of HashKey Exchange. They all gathered around the CEO of Sign, Xin Yan.
Honestly, at first I thought: well, they meet and they meet. But then I wondered... Why would the largest player in the ecosystem, a giant of blockchain games and one of the leading exchanges in Asia, meet with a project that I had come to consider a 'government contractor'?
The answer was found on the same day. Sign officially announced the launch of the CBDC infrastructure. This is a system that connects central banks with the crypto market. Two levels: a private blockchain for settlements between banks and a retail layer where ordinary people can use digital currency through their providers. And the main thing - the bridge between these levels allows exchanging CBDC for stablecoins and back. That's why there were TON, Animoca, HashKey. They didn't come to watch. They came to participate. Because if CBDC starts interacting with the crypto market, then messengers, games, and exchanges become entry points for millions of people.
For me, this is the moment when a project that built systems for states suddenly found itself in the spotlight of those who create mass products. Not for the hype, but for real integration. I don't know how quickly all of this will unfold. But now I see $SIGN not as a token for a portfolio, but as an infrastructure that both states and familiar services can rely on. And do you watch who comes to the project's events, or do you not care?