I used to think strong systems were the ones that could keep people inside. If users stayed, it meant the design was working.

Lately, that assumption feels a bit off.

Looking at SIGN, it started to feel like staying isn’t the interesting part. What stood out was the idea of whether someone can leave… and still rely on the same underlying proof.

At first I thought shifting focus away from the front-facing layer would weaken things. Less control, less consistency. But it started to feel like control isn’t what holds systems together for long.

In practice, people move. Tools change. Interfaces get replaced.

I’m still not sure if trust can really sit in something that doesn’t capture attention directly… or if it only shows up after everything else fades. I keep watching how that balance plays out with $SIGN.

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