Moxie said in the post that thanks to the funding, Signal "can now increase the size of [its] team, [its] capacity, and [its] ambitions." Signal Foundation's status as a non-profit means Moxie and his team won't have to worry about putting profit first to be able to pay off investors. Acton did admit in his part of the post that their goal is to make the Signal Foundation financially self-sustaining, though it's unclear at this point how they plan to achieve that.

While the company will be fueled by Acton's money going forward, Signal Messenger will remain an independent entity headed by Moxie under the Foundation's umbrella. In the future, though, they hope to offer multiple products that embody Signal's mission of "making private communication accessible and ubiquitous" other than its Messenger app.