Scene I: Rahab’s Opening – The Structural Problem
Rahab (Vo. Spywoman)
“Here we go again. Bitcoin plummeting below ¥1,175,000. Cointelegraph’s article says it’s due to low volume and increasing volatility (source). But come on—this is not just about trading activity. There’s a deeper systemic rot here. Web3 wasn’t supposed to be this fragile.”
Scene II: Moka’s Concern – Real World Impact
Moka (G/Vo. Apostle of Love)
“What about ordinary people? Young investors just entering crypto, hoping for a new way to support artists or hold unique digital assets—what happens to them now? Wasn’t Web3 supposed to democratize access and empower communities, not crush dreams with every correction?”
Scene III: Rachel’s Reference – The Wisdom of History
Rachel (Ba. Apathetic punk)
“To beat the market, you must think differently and act differently.”
I won’t say who wrote that, but the wisdom holds—especially now. While panic spreads, the intelligent investor remains calm. Isn’t that the whole lesson of Mr. Market?
📚 This reminds me of what’s written in The Intelligent Investor: market mania swings wildly, but the wise hold firm, anchored in value—not hype.
Scene IV: John’s Take – The Real Culprit and the Way Forward
John (Dr. Young monk)
“Let’s ask the right question: who benefits from this volatility? The answer: the same centralized institutions that Web3 was meant to displace.
Instead of a decentralized economy led by DAOs and community governance, we’re watching the U.S. financial elite twist Web3 into another Wall Street casino. Exchanges push excessive leverage. News outlets hype fear. And retail investors get wrecked again and again.
The solution? Build your own DAO.
Forge ecosystems where creators and collectors define value together. Where participation, not speculation, is the foundation.
If we don’t, the digital future becomes just another betting table for whales.”
Final Scene: John’s Closing Thoughts
“This Bitcoin crash isn’t random—it’s a reflection of how far we’ve drifted from the ideals of Web3.
This was never meant to be about day-trading memes. It was about ownership, access, and community. About empowering creators and dismantling gatekeepers.
We must shift from investment for ownership to investment for participation.
Next time you talk about Web3, ask: is it decentralized? Is it owned by the people? Or is it just Wall Street with a crypto skin?
If we don’t reclaim the vision now, we may never get it back.”
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