WHO VERIFIES THE VERIFIER? $SIGN
Sign is moving attestations beyond self-certification and into issuer-level credibility, where the verifier’s own on-chain history becomes part of the trust signal. For institutions, that creates a cleaner way to price provenance versus noise, and it could make verification infrastructure materially more valuable across Web3.
Track issuer reputation, schema hooks, and revoke history. This is where trust turns from a claim into a measurable asset. Focus on the rails that make verification durable, not the projects shouting the loudest.
I think this matters because Web3 is finally confronting the real problem: who deserves to be trusted. If Sign makes issuer quality legible on-chain, it becomes core infrastructure, and that kind of primitive can re-rate fast.
Not financial advice. Manage your risk.
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