Thank you for answers. I will be waiting for a solution then and stick to my segwit address.

My doubt, regarding signing in segwit address is if this is a "bug" and will soon be corrected, or is it an abandoned feature?

If the later is the case, i will probably move back to legacy addresses... I fear to lose airdrops, which may be quite significant.

I am using ledger nano wallet.

I was trying to sign a message to Byteballs, and they said it Segwit address cannot sign messages.

I searched for information about this in Ledger Nano community in Reddit, and they confirmed it. You can sign, but no one would be able to verify it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/7o1jo3/how_can_you_sign_a_message_on_ledgers_bitcoin_app/

I always used Legacy, just moved my funds to a Segwit and discovered this...

Fees are really low on Segwit, it would cost me 2 usd to transfer, i was pretty satisfied with it.

Hello,

I am new to this community.

I just learned that Segwit addresses cannot be signed because there is no standard to validate it.

is this function going to be implemented in the future in segwit address?

I was considering moving my funds to a Legacy wallet to have this function. I am a hodler, transaction fees do not matter to me, I won't be sending funds anywhere.

Waiting for more information about the airdrop.