BlackRock CEO recently boasted about putting stocks and bonds directly into digital wallets, claiming this is the next financial revolution. It sounds pretty cool—technology and capital are attaching price tags to everything.

But on second thought: in this crazy era of pricing everything, has anyone seriously considered—how do we measure a child's future value?

$GIGGLE gives me a slightly different feeling. It seems to be doing something "counter" to the mainstream. While the mainstream is tokenizing real estate and bonds, it instead tries to tokenize the invisible "goodwill" and social value.

This project's support isn't real estate or government bonds, but a solid fact: CZ's GiggleAcademy has already provided completely free gamified education to over 70,000 children worldwide. The platform's logic isn't about creating standard answers but helping each child discover and strengthen their own "long board."

The $GIGGLE mechanism is essentially a programmable goodwill closed loop: the community autonomously designs transaction tax donation schemes, raising over $1.3 million for educational projects within 12 hours; exchanges also donate a portion of their fees. The result? Every on-chain transfer could turn into an interactive lesson on a child's screen.

Of course, this isn't perfect. But it raises a question: Is cryptocurrency only a financial tool? Could it try to become a measure and conveyance of humanistic care?

While chasing tokenized trillion-dollar assets, perhaps it's also worth considering—are there other things that deserve to be recorded, circulated, and valued?