📢 Mayin broadcast Sign is an engineered implementation path across sovereign layers of trust Here's a systematic breakdown of Sign 1. The pain point is not in technology, but in structural fragmentation • The identity system is confined to the sovereign domain • Asset distribution is highly customized and lacks standards • Compliance processes are expensive and not reusable This leads to data silos, collaboration silos, and runaway costs Sign provides a portfolio of infrastructure that can be understood by regulators and natively accepted on-chain 2, Two underneath directions of Sign • Sign Protocol: Enables on-chain verification of real-world credentials such as passports, visas, and organizational credentials, and ensures privacy protection (ZKP+Arweave) • Token Distribution Engine (TokenTable): Modularly build token lifecycle management, compatible with Web2/Web3 distribution scenarios 3. The uniqueness of this architecture • Multi-chain deployment capability + local compliance deployment support • From SignPass to EthSign, build a "signable, verifiable, and reusable" identity ecosystem • Support Sovereign Layer2 to serve the government to build a "customized Rollup national chain" 4. The progress of the landing is not just talk on paper • Over 200 projects served (ZetaChain, Starknet, Notcoin) • 40 million+ wallet addresses have been supported • Total assets distributed exceed $4B • Government systems have been launched in the United Arab Emirates, Thailand and Sierra Leone • Annual revenue of $15M+ with real cash flow 5. Sign is trying to define a new foundational layer role: the trust orchestrator for digital collaboration • It is not a point application, but a future-proof, cross-border governance and value consensus engine • This will be one of the key pieces of the puzzle for Web3 to truly move towards global system-level collaboration $SIGN