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Sign Founder Discusses the Middle East Market, Token Surges Over 90% in a Week

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Sign founder Xin Yan told Saudi TV that the Middle East geopolitical crisis is escalating, with capital fleeing the region. The digital asset market responded sharply—the SIGN token rose over 90% in a week and gained 131.5% over two weeks. Shifts in the Fear & Greed Index may be driving this movement. The project focuses on sovereign digital infrastructure and has partnered with the Abu Dhabi Blockchain Center and Pakistan’s Digital Communication Department.

ChainThink reports that on March 10, Xin Yan, founder of the Sign project, was interviewed by a Saudi television station, stating that he is bearish on the future development of the Middle East situation, noting that the geopolitical crisis has just begun and significant capital is fleeing.


SIGN focuses on digital infrastructure for sovereign nations (digital identity and cash systems). Currently, SIGN has reached a peak intraday gain of 26%, with a cumulative increase of 131.5% over the past two weeks, ranking third in spot trading volume on the Upbit exchange in South Korea. In the Middle East, SIGN has established close partnerships with the Abu Dhabi Blockchain Center in the UAE and Pakistan’s Ministry of Digital Communications.

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