Every time a new project gains regulatory approval, the community starts guessing who’s next—frankly, this game is getting a bit dull. Instead of focusing on who gets the “stamp,” why not ask the fundamental question: isn’t the real intent of regulation to channel resources toward places that genuinely create value?

From another perspective, what kind of innovation can withstand cycles and even earn recognition from the traditional world? Some have already set an example. Technology should be used to solve real problems—like education. Projects like Giggle Academy have provided over 90,000 children with free learning opportunities—that carries more weight than even the thickest whitepaper.

But ideals alone aren’t enough; someone has to actually do the work. What’s truly inspiring are those community members doing the hard, thankless tasks—delivering tablets and educational content to children in places like Pakistan and Hebei. This is exactly what Max_Charity and their team persist in doing. While regulators are still discussing “compliance,” these people are already redefining “value.” Perhaps this is the kind of innovation story in the crypto world most worth telling.