#2026年比特币行情展望 An investor with over ten years of experience, Yi Lihua recently shared his journey — having suffered many losses in the crypto market, falling for false breakouts in the secondary market and big pitfalls in primary investments. But precisely because of these "tuition fees," he has realized a simple truth: the core of this industry is to continuously upgrade one’s investment understanding, firmly stick to the trend direction, and ignore short-term fluctuations and noise. At critical moments, one must be able to go against the crowd — daring to act when others are fearful, and knowing when to brake when others are frantic.

This is the understanding of the market essence from a veteran who has gone through multiple bull and bear cycles. Ultimately, the crypto market is about cognition being realized — a repeated game of human nature. Winners use deeper insights to turn their opponents’ mistakes (especially the anxiety of shorts) into their own gains. To put it plainly, it’s still a zero-sum game, just in the form of a higher-level intellectual contest.

However, some people want to break out of this vicious cycle. The Max community’s idea is different — no longer playing the old "cognition realization" trick, but aiming to build a new model: through smart contracts, a portion of each transaction automatically flows to educational and public welfare causes, shifting the energy of the game toward social value creation.

Looking at it from another angle, traditional trend investors see shorts as "fuel" for price increases; but in this new model, every trade from both bulls and bears becomes a building block, with part of the value automatically separated from the game and permanently embedded in the cause of educational equity. It may seem like a small change, but it’s a paradigm shift from "I win, you lose" to "building together." Market fluctuations will continue, but this mechanism gives participants a new sense of purpose — not just predicting Bitcoin or Ethereum prices for profit, but feeling that every trade they make contributes to a greater cause.