On weekends, BTC is still the same, with no fluctuations

But it feels weaker #BTC

It hasn't repaired the declines from the past two days

I have a habit of carefully looking at the token unlock schedule when researching a project.

Not because I particularly understand @SignOfficial , but because I have been taught a lesson. Once, I heavily invested in a project with solid fundamentals and a strong narrative, but I didn't carefully examine the unlock schedule. Three months later, a batch of early investors' tokens unlocked, and the price halved. I was caught in the middle, watching the on-chain data show large wallets transferring funds to exchanges one by one. #Sign地缘政治基建

After that, I understood one thing. Token unlocks are not a technical issue; they are a human nature issue. Early investors hold low-cost tokens, and after unlocking, they face the choice of selling or holding, and this choice is not determined by the project's vision but by those people's current financial needs, market judgments, and pure greed and fear.

$SIGN Currently, 16% of the total amount is in circulation, meaning that over 80% of the tokens have not entered the market. Among these tokens are those from the team, early investors, and ecological funds, with different unlock times.

I do not have the illusion that all holders will choose to continue holding after these tokens unlock. The question I care about is: which will run faster, the unlocking pace or the market's understanding of the true value of SIGN? If the market's understanding of SIGN's value runs ahead of the unlocks, the unlocking pressure will be absorbed by real demand. If the unlocks run ahead of the value recognition, the price will be under pressure, and retail investors will be squeezed out by that pressure.

The result of this race is still unknown.