In the Web3 industry, most projects still rely on financing to maintain operations, but Sign Protocol has already achieved a sustainable profitability business model. In 2024, Sign not only generated $15 million in revenue but also allocated $12 million for the buyback of its Token $SIGN. This series of initiatives has set a reliable benchmark for the infrastructure sector.

The success of Sign stems from its unique 'dual-engine' strategy. Firstly, the Sign Protocol focuses on solving complex infrastructure challenges. For example, it builds digital identity systems for the UAE and develops blockchain ownership confirmation systems for Thailand. These national projects not only provide a stable source of income but also bring valuable compliance certifications, giving Sign a competitive edge.

Secondly, the TokenTable product of Sign has become an indispensable tool for project parties. It allows airdrop rules to be directly written into smart contracts, enabling one-click management of vesting periods, and even automatically executing token unlocks. This high practicality makes users willing to pay for it, thereby continuously contributing to stable income growth.

Sign's value management of its Token $SIGN is equally noteworthy. The $12 million buyback plan is not just talk: $8 million is allocated for purchasing 117 million SIGN on the open market, effectively reducing circulation and stabilizing the price; an additional $4 million is used to privately negotiate the acquisition of Tokens from large holders, avoiding drastic market fluctuations. More importantly, this funding comes from Sign's actual revenue, rather than external financing, fully demonstrating the feasibility of its business model. With the launch of Binance Alpha, the liquidity of SIGN has further improved, and the scarcity brought by the buyback, combined with a more active trading environment, is expected to provide long-term support for the Token's value.

From the $14 million seed round led by Sequoia Capital to the additional $16 million Series A financing from YZi Labs, the total investment of $32 million reflects the capital market's recognition of Sign's dual scenario of 'government infrastructure + business tools.' As Sign plans to expand its business to over 20 countries, new orders and user growth are expected to further drive its revenue growth while strengthening the deflationary value of $SIGN.

In the uncertain world of Web3, Sign Protocol is gradually becoming one of the most pragmatic and reliable infrastructure projects in the field with its actual profitability and clear development strategy.