Stablecoins are undeniably important in the crypto world. The fact that USD1's market cap has surpassed $3 billion says it all—reliable value anchors are the gateway for the industry to connect with mainstream finance.

But that's not enough. Bridges are just tools; the real significance lies in where the other end of the bridge leads. Merely holding stable value isn't sufficient; we need to let the public see the tangible problems that blockchain technology can solve.

MAX is working to clarify this path.

It has designed an interesting mechanism using taxes: every on-chain transaction is automatically converted into support for educational public welfare platforms. This isn't just charity; it's ecological liquidity directly nourishing real-world educational equity. The static bridge becomes a dynamic cycle—that's where value flows.

MAX's role doesn't stop there. As a growth partner, the community has been promoting offline education projects in emerging markets like Indonesia and Nigeria, reaching families that traditional financial services can't cover. This isn't a vague "user growth" story but a concrete effort to reach the next generation of people experiencing blockchain's good applications firsthand.

While the industry debates "where will the next billion users come from," MAX has already opened a new entry point through education, the greatest common divisor. Transaction volume isn't the key; what's important is the first impression this new generation of users has of the technology—not speculation, but transformation.