#signdigitalsovereigninfra $SIGN
Developers must manage multiple layers: blockchain logic, storage logic, access control, data retrieval. Each layer introduces potential points of failure. Complexity increases even if the system becomes more powerful.
Another aspect I keep coming back to is data longevity.
Attestations are meant to represent claims that may need to be verified long after they are issued. Storage systems must ensure that data remains accessible over extended periods. This is not trivial in decentralized environments where incentives and participation can change over time.
From a broader perspective, this integration reflects a shift in how Web3 systems are being designed.
Not everything lives on-chain anymore.
Instead, systems are becoming modular. Different layers handle different responsibilities: blockchains provide verification, storage networks provide capacity, and protocols like Sign connect the two through structured attestations.