In a world drowning in counterfeit goods and opaque supply chains, SigmaLedger emerges not as a blockchain behemoth, but as a focused, 6-person tactical unit. They aren't trying to solve global finance; they are here to solve the $500B counterfeit problem, one SKU at a time.

"They are generating $400k ARR with a team smaller than a startup coffee run. That is $66k revenue per employee."

Their tech stack is pragmatic and robust. They lean on React for frontend agility, Bootstrap for structure, and heavy hitters like Zendesk and Sentry for reliability. This is a team shipping code, not just whitepapers. They use 'Priority Hints'—a sophisticated web performance technique—showing they obsess over user experience even at this scale.

• The 'Cube' Technology: Their proprietary solution for coupons and rewards, evidenced by the P&G/Walgreens case study.
• Niche Dominance: They own the keyword 'sigma ledger' and adjacent terms like 'cube3 fraud', indicating a tight semantic moat.
• Social Proof: Active on LinkedIn and Twitter, maintaining a professional presence that punches above their weight class.