 Suppose that (M) has a truth-maker. Since it’s made true, M must be true. And since it’s true, what (M) says must also be the case: that M has no truth-maker. So if (M) has a truth-maker then it doesn’t have a truth-maker. By reductio ad absurdum (M) therefore has no truth-maker. But this is just what (M) says. So, contra (Maximalism), there is at least one sentence, (M), that is true without benefit of a truth-maker.