When I first looked at SIGN, I assumed privacy was a slider. That feels too neat. Its own stack splits wholesale into RTGS-like transparency and retail into ZK-protected privacy, with separate endorsement rules; plain meaning, banks need shared visibility, citizens need bounded visibility.
SIGN sits near a $52.9M cap on $43.3M volume, with 1.64B of 10B circulating, while BTC dominance is about 56.5% in a $2.48T market. To me, that signals capital favoring legible rails under pressure. The risk is not the cryptography. It is who gets to define the privacy boundary.
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