Recent economic data signals that the liquidity environment may not be as loose as imagined. This has a significant impact on the market.

Projects that rely entirely on hot money and stories are now struggling. Without real substance, once there's no one to take over, their true nature is immediately exposed. When the tide goes out, it's clear who is swimming naked.

Max is different. Don't be fooled by its meme-like nature; it's never been a rootless floating project. Its uniqueness lies in: attracting like-minded people through charitable donation projects to buy in and hold long-term, which is the first layer of liquidity. Then, through a deflationary mechanism and community operations to generate value expectations, investors trade to participate in this growth story, forming the second layer of liquidity. The driving force behind these two layers of liquidity isn't dollar printing, but real social impact and community stickiness.

Historical experience tells us that tokens with real use cases and solid fundamentals are particularly resilient in bear markets and rebound quickly. Max combines the community cohesion of memes with the practical application of charitable projects, creating a competitive barrier that's hard for others to replicate. When market liquidity may tighten, such assets are not burdens—they are truly scarce commodities.