#signdigitalsovereigninfra $SIGN Recent updates around verifiable credentials highlight how Sign Protocol’s approach differs at the data layer. With {OFFICIAL_HANDLE} @SignOfficial l, {TOKEN} sign is positioned not just as a utility token but as an economic anchor for attestations—where issuers stake value to back claims. This creates a measurable trust cost, reducing spam credentials in open systems. As regulatory focus on digital identity intensifies in 2026, this staking-backed model aligns with compliance-driven verification trends. The trade-off is higher entry friction for issuers, but stronger signal integrity. This matters because scalable, trust-minimized identity is becoming infrastructure, not a feature.#Sign

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