In the morning, I looked at my phone and saw $SIGN , around 0.032, similar to yesterday, not much has changed @SignOfficial

A couple of days ago, it dropped by 40%. Today it suddenly stabilized, and many people think this is the bottom. I don't think so.

After a drop, a sideways market is not a reversal; it's the digestion of the narrative that has finished. This round of decline is the market's reaction after the MoU story has been told, with government cooperation and Middle East narratives all priced in. Those who wanted to buy have done so, and now, the remaining people are waiting for the next story.

#Sign地缘政治基建 There are currently no new stories.

The tokens are already fully circulated, with no unlocking pressure, which is clean. But clean does not mean it will rise; without incremental buying, sideways movement is the norm.

The only thing that can really make this move is one thing: an increase in on-chain attestation usage, with institutions really issuing proofs on-chain, and data that can be presented. Right now, there is none of that, only intentions for cooperation.

Buying around 0.032 is essentially betting on whether the project team can turn the MoU into real usage. It's not about the direction; the direction is fine, but it's a bet on execution and timing.

I haven't moved, continuing to observe.