Sign Protocol calls itself an “incentive-aligned public good” and I actually stopped scrolling.

They’re building a neutral evidence layer schemas, signed attestations, selective disclosure + ZK proofs so any system can verify claims without rebuilding trust from scratch.
They’re honest about the hard part: grants aren’t enough. They want the protocol to stay open and neutral while still having real revenue models (think GitHub/Red Hat) to survive long-term.
The tension between openness and sustainability is real… but this feels like one of the more thoughtful attempts in crypto right now.
Worth watching.
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Sign Protocol’s Dangerous Claim: Calling Itself a “Public Good” While Still Making Money