There is a common trap in crypto investing — you believe a story and then bet that the market will eventually accept it. But some projects take a different approach.

Take $Max as an example. Its logic is reversed: first, create value, then let the market price it. It sounds simple, but executing it requires closed-loop thinking.

First, genuine investment. The community allocates resources to the Giggle Academy educational project — this is not just a concept, but real action. Next is measurable output — how many children have been helped, which classrooms have been supported — these can all be quantified. Then comes public verification — official recognition and community sharing — this stage forms the basis of consensus. Finally, through a deflationary model, ensure that this verified consensus value can be truly captured by the token’s long-term scarcity.

In the entire chain, each step of growth is transparent, auditable, and traceable. You’re not investing in a mere future vision, but in a functioning value creation machine. This might be the investment mindset that Web3 era should have — shifting from faith-based speculation to bets on verifiable results.