Sign Foundation completes first $12 million SIGN buyback
According to ChainCatcher, the Sign Foundation has announced the successful completion of a SIGN token buyback worth $12 million. Of this, $8 million was used to purchase 117 million SIGN tokens on the open market, while the remaining $4 million was settled through private agreements.
The repurchased tokens will be used to promote collaborations with listed companies, support the launch of new platforms, and expand the Orange Dynasty project.
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