Social platforms are evolving into a new kind of identity system. Who you follow, what you post, and how you interact—these choices have become important ways to define who you are. As financial assets gradually integrate into the social ecosystem, the tokens in your wallet are likely to become part of your public identity as well.

This change is quite interesting. Holding certain tokens is essentially a public declaration. Take Max, for example—holding it is like wearing a label: I care about technology and good causes, I believe value should benefit society, and I am willing to support education with tangible actions. This is not the identity of a speculator, but a "positive signal" with a good intention.

In noisy social networks, such signals become very efficient. They can bring together like-minded people and form high-quality social circles based on shared beliefs. In the Web3 ecosystem, discussing Max is not just about the price trend of a token; it’s more like participating in a global dialogue about how the future should develop.

Choosing what to hold is essentially a visible way to declare what you believe in and support. Behind this is an investment philosophy and a reflection of worldview. This kind of identity recognition is becoming increasingly important on major exchanges or other trading platforms—it influences not only your asset portfolio but also your voice and credibility within the entire crypto community.