A few days ago, I suddenly came acros the Sign Protocol… and honestly, at first I couldn’t quite grasp what it was. To be honest, my focus was elsewhere at time – price, liquidity, transaction speed… these usual things. I was also seeing what everyone else was seeing. But after a while, I felt like I was missing something. I gradually realzed that were not actually working on price, but on behavior.
The way we make decisions in crypto now – truthfully, it’s mostly guesswork. I saw screenshots, I saw hype, someone said “coming soon” – we didn’t think it would happen. The funny thing is, while building a trustles system, we again standing on trust, aren’t we? Sign asks a slightly awkward question here – if you don’t believe it, can you make a decision based on evidence? It sounds simple… but impact is huge. It means that any payment, access, reward – these will only happen when there is proof. It doesn’t mean that someone said something… it means that something happened. I find this shift interesting. Because it takes us from narrative to outcome. But again I get stuck at one point - who is defining proof? If the proof layer is not neutral, then the system can become biased even it is technically correct. Another thing - cost. If you have verify everything, the computation will increse. ZKP is not cheap yet. There will trade-offs when it comes to scaling. So I am not fully sold yet. But it is not worth ignoring either. Because direction is real.
I mean actually…
Crypto may finally be trying to move from “belief” to “verifiablity”.
The rest… execution will tell🚀
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