The more I look at Sign, the more I think its strength isn’t in spectacle.
It’s in structure.
There are plenty of crypto projects built around spectacle. There are few built around fixing the dull problem of trust that constantly breaks down between wallets, apps, blockchains, and institutions.
That’s what Sign feels like to me. It’s not just verification. It’s verification that works everywhere, not verification that needs to be redone every time the world around it changes.
That’s dull.
That’s also one of the actual scaling problems we have in crypto. There are many checks, many records, much duplicated work in trust logic. Sign is interesting to me because it treats this mess as infrastructure, not something to be cleaned up.
Of course, being dull isn’t enough. Being dull in the right time, with the right execution, and the right adoption matters.
At least Sign is trying to solve something real before it claims to have solved everything else.
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