📢 Ma Yin Broadcast Sign is an engineered implementation path across sovereign trust layers The following is a systematic breakdown of Sign 1. The pain point is not in technology, but in structural fragmentation The identity system is limited to the sovereign domain Asset distribution is highly customized and lacks standards Compliance processes are expensive and non reusable This leads to data silos, collaboration barriers, and cost overruns Sign provides a set of infrastructure combinations that can be understood by regulators and accepted natively by the blockchain 2. The two underlying directions of Sign Sign Protocol: Enable on chain verification of physical credentials such as passports, visas, and organizational credentials, while ensuring privacy protection (ZKP+Arweave) Token Distribution Engine (TokenTable): Modular construction of token lifecycle management, compatible with Web2/Web3 distribution scenarios 3. The uniqueness of this architecture Multi chain deployment capability+local compliance deployment support Building a "SignPass, Verifiable, and Reusable" Identity Ecosystem from SignPass to EthSign • Support Sovereign Layer2 and serve the government in building a "customized Rollup national chain" 4. Progress in implementation is not just talk on paper • Serving over 200 projects (ZetaChain, Starknet, Notchin) Supports over 40 million wallet addresses The actual total amount of distributed assets exceeds 4B • Government systems have been launched in the United Arab Emirates, Thailand, and Sierra Leone Annual revenue of 15 million+, with real cash flow 5. Sign is attempting to define a new foundational role: a trust arranger for digital collaboration It is not a single point of application, but a governance and value consensus engine that is future oriented and cross-border This will be one of the key puzzles for whether Web3 can truly move towards global system level collaboration SIGN