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<p>I’ve been signing on-chain lately, and at first I didn’t pay much attention to the trust registry aspect. I thought as long as the format was correct, the signature was valid, and it was verifiable on-chain, that was enough. But Sign emphasizes it heavily: verifying a credential isn’t just about checking the signature—it also requires confirming whether the issuer is a legitimate entity, whether they’re authorized, and whether their status is still active. In other words, issuance authority is not an auxiliary condition. #SignGeopoliticalInfrastructure $SIGN @Sign</p>

I’ve been signing on-chain lately, and at first I didn’t pay much attention to the trust registry aspect. I thought as long as the format was correct, the signature was valid, and it was verifiable on-chain, that was enough. But Sign emphasizes it heavily: verifying a credential isn’t just about checking the signature—it also requires confirming whether the issuer is a legitimate entity, whether they’re authorized, and whether their status is still active. In other words, issuance authority is n

I’ve been signing on-chain lately, and at first I didn’t pay much attention to the trust registry aspect. I thought as long as the format was correct, the signature was valid, and it was verifiable on-chain, that was enough. But Sign emphasizes it heavily: verifying a credential isn’t just about checking the signature—it also requires confirming whether the issuer is a legitimate entity, whether they’re authorized, and whether their status is still active. In other words, issuance authority is not an auxiliary condition. #SignGeopoliticalInfrastructure $SIGN @Sign

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