The White House explanation mentioned 'legitimate advance briefings,' revealing a traditional paradigm of information dissemination: important information is sequentially 'advanced' to a small circle based on hierarchy and access rights, and then announced to the public simultaneously. This paradigm is inherently hierarchical and often delayed.
$Max @Max Charity represents the ultimate paradigm of the information age: real-time, on-chain, and fully synchronized. In the $Max ecosystem, there are no 'advance briefings.' Every relevant transaction and each contract invocation is broadcast synchronously to all nodes in the network at the very moment they occur.
A community member in Tokyo and a developer in San Francisco experience a confirmation time difference for critical transactions of only a few milliseconds—the speed of light—rather than days or hours. This completely eliminates information delays caused by status or access privileges, achieving true information equity.
The Trump incident exposed the fragility of the old paradigm (information can leak from the top), while $Max's new paradigm, practiced technologically, eliminates the possibility of such 'leaks' because there is no central entity that can 'hold' information in advance.
Is this the inevitable direction of development in information disclosure technology?
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