Why so many people like this coin, it doesn't has great new features I think
"Signatum is a cryptocurrency aimed at offering seamless utility on both public and TOR markets. Signatum is designed to be easily integrated into several applications, including payment platforms, exchanges, and marketplaces".
C'mon... it's just a set of words quoted from the website. What does "seamless utility" mean? What other coins aren't seamless on public and TOR markets? Like Monero, for example.
And what does "easily integrated" mean? Why it's easier to integrate payment by SIGT than ETH, BTC, XMR, LTC, etc?
Please, it's just profitable in mining, because of new algo (big miners need to re-setup their farms), absent on NiceHash (small home-miners don't use anything else than easy NiceHash), blocked on the only bigger exchange (many people mined directly there, cause it's "hard" to install wallet), and PoS coming in a month (last coins are mined now - need to grab them all). It's all the sum of circumstances, which makes SIGT harder to mine (than other coins) and harder to sell (than other coins), and need to grab it while it's giving - that what makes it more profitable than other coins. And that's why all we guys hold.
I don't see any new techno here. At least on the surface.
If there's something really new and cool in the whitepaper, which makes SIGT really different from other coins - please ELI5, so everyone benefits from it.
Personally, I'm mining till it's profitable, and holding till PoS (or until Cryptopia opens their doors and we'll see what happens then).