SIGN Token Begins Trading on Upbit

According to the official announcement, Upbit started supporting SIGN trading in the KRW-SIGN, BTC-SIGN, and USDT-SIGN pairs. Trading support began at April 29, following confirmation that sufficient liquidity was secured on the exchange.

The SIGN token is only available for deposits and withdrawals via the Base network. Transfers via other networks are not supported. Additionally, all transactions must be conducted via “verified personal wallets”.

Official contract address for SIGN:
0x868fced65edbf0056c4163515dd840e9f287a4c3

Trading Restrictions

As part of the listing process, Upbit implemented specific market and security measures:

• Buy orders are restricted during the first 5 minutes after trading opens.

• In the same 5-minute period, sell orders below 10% of the previous day’s closing price will be blocked.

• For the first hour, only limit orders will be accepted. Market and other order types will be invalid.

Current Price Status

SIGN Token Price Skyrockets Over 70% After Upbit Listing Announcement

According to CoinGecko data, the SIGN token surged over 70% following the Upbit listing announcement. Due to high volatility, prices are subject to rapid fluctuations. At the time of writing, SIGN is trading at $0.1156, up 71% on the day.

About the SIGN Project

SIGN is a Web3 project that embraces a user-friendly approach to digital identity and on-chain verification technologies. Its services include:

• Token Table: An on-chain token distribution platform

• IdSign: A Web3 signature infrastructure

• SIGN Protocol: An omnichain identity and proof protocol

The SIGN token is used for gas fees, as an ecosystem currency, for dApp staking, and in governance mechanisms.

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