Everyone keeps blaming gas fees, scaling, or bad UI when distributions go wrong.
Honestly… that’s not it.
The real problem is coordination.
I’ve seen teams build “perfect” systems on paper, then completely fall apart at launch. Wallet lists break. People get skipped. Others double dip. And suddenly, you’ve got chaos, angry users, and a team manually fixing things at 2 AM.
Because the system never actually knew who deserved what.
That’s where things like Sign Protocol start to make sense.
Not as some magic solution but as a shift in thinking.
Instead of relying on one rigid snapshot, you build with attestations. Small, verifiable claims. Who did what. Who qualifies. Who showed up.
Individually, they’re simple.
Together, they create context.
And context is what distribution systems have been missing.
It won’t fix everything. People will still game it. Bad actors won’t disappear.
But it’s a step toward systems that don’t break the moment reality changes.
And honestly, that’s already an upgrade.
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