Currently, the pace of Sign is progressing well in terms of narrative: 1. The post-launch operational pace is similar to Kaito. Staking was enabled immediately upon claiming, and a "target price" of 0.25 was provided, which helped establish a psychological anchor for users and triggered some buying activity. The current airdrop claim rate is at 19.1%, with fewer new users claiming each hour, resembling the situation with Penguin at the time. Community feedback has been positive, with many community members buying tokens to stake. The token distribution structure looks decent at the moment. 2. The project's founder can be categorized as a "jade-to-diamond-level chatterbox," with a solid framework and the ability to write long-form content. However, they lack the vibe of 24/7 online engagement and effortless community interaction. The overall narrative is well-constructed, but now it needs to be widely disseminated in Korean and English-speaking regions. Referring to Kaito's example, the peak in the next two weeks will depend on whether the founder's vibe can retain token buyers and convert them into active community members. 3. There was a one-hour gap between the IDO and spot trading. During this hour, the trading volume on the BSC chain was significant, with IDO participants selling at an average price of 0.6. After launch, the token experienced a slight overnight decline, but the contract's holdings and funding rates were not overly exaggerated, avoiding the attention of short-selling groups. The token has been listed on a Korean exchange, and given the overall positive market sentiment, new token buying activity on Korean exchanges is generally promising and worth looking forward to. This post is late—I originally planned to post it last night, but I had a terrible headache for some inexplicable reason...