📢 Ma Yin Broadcast Sign is an engineered implementation path for a cross-sovereign trust layer. Below is a systematic breakdown of Sign: 1. The pain points are not in technology but in structural fragmentation: • Identity systems are limited to sovereign domains. • Asset distribution is highly customized and lacks standards. • Compliance processes are expensive and non-reusable. This leads to data silos, collaboration barriers, and uncontrolled costs. Sign provides a set of infrastructure combinations that can be understood by regulators and accepted by blockchain-native systems. 2. The two underlying directions of Sign: • Identity Protocol (Sign Protocol): Enables on-chain verification for real-world credentials like passports, visas, and organizational certificates while ensuring privacy protection (ZKP + Arweave). • Token Distribution Engine (TokenTable): Modular construction for token lifecycle management, compatible with Web2/Web3 distribution scenarios. 3. The unique aspects of this architecture: • Multi-chain deployment capabilities + support for local compliance deployment. • Building a "signable, verifiable, reusable" identity ecosystem from SignPass to EthSign. • Supports Sovereign Layer2, serving governments in building "customized Rollup national chains." 4. Progress is not just theoretical: • Serving over 200 projects (ZetaChain, Starknet, Notcoin). • Supporting more than 40 million wallet addresses. • Total distributed assets exceed $4B. • Government systems launched in UAE, Thailand, and Sierra Leone. • Annual revenue exceeds $15M, with real cash flow. 5. Sign is attempting to define a new foundational role: the trust orchestrator for digital collaboration. • It is not a single-point application but a governance and value consensus engine aimed at the future and crossing borders. • This will be one of the key pieces for Web3 to truly achieve global system-level collaboration. $SIGN