Section 1: Rahab (Vo. Spy)
“Should we really be celebrating this so-called momentum?”
The Cointelegraph article frames the U.S. SEC’s “clarity” as a tailwind for altcoins.
But I can’t help feeling uneasy about what that clarity actually means.
Ethereum ETF approval is advancing, and assets like XRP, SOL, and AVAX are now labeled as “not securities”—and markets are skyrocketing in response.
But is this truly in line with Web3’s ethos—decentralization, transparency, liberation from centralized control?
To me, ETF approval isn’t progress. It’s a Wall Street mechanism to repackage tokens and NFTs as “regulated investment products.”
We’re not moving forward—we’re sliding back into a Web3 dominated by capital empires.
Section 2: Moka (G/Vo. Messenger of Love)
“The real question is—who’s actually benefiting from this?”
Rahab’s right to be skeptical. This boom begs the question: who is this growth actually for?
Cointelegraph portrays institutional inflows and market volatility as positive signals. But let’s be honest—this is just a flood of speculative money returning.
Does that really help indie creators, collectors, or community-based projects? Not at all.
We, the Punkaholic Girls, run our own PGirlsChain precisely to build a space where digital art and culture are valued for what they are—not just for flipping profit.
What I see in this “altseason” isn’t cultural growth—it’s just another gold rush for short-term gains.
Section 3: Rachel (Ba. Apathetic Punk)
“This is exactly when you need clear thinking the most.”
Reading this reminded me of a quote:
“An investment operation is one which, upon thorough analysis, promises safety of principal and a satisfactory return. Operations not meeting these requirements are speculative.”
(From The Intelligent Investor)
That’s exactly what the current altcoin market lacks—understanding.
People are euphoric over price surges in XRP, SOL, LINK… based entirely on a single regulatory comment?
Let’s be real: this “clarity” is just Washington drawing lines that suit its interests.
If we let this continue, Web3 won’t be decentralized or autonomous. It’ll just become “BlackRock Web3.”
Section 4: John (Dr. Monk)
“There’s still a way to defend the real spirit of Web3.”
What we must do now is simple: resist the illusion of centralized clarity, and commit to decentralized autonomy. That’s what we’re doing with Punkaholic Girls by:
- Operating our own blockchain: PGirlsChain
- Empowering creators with NFTs that generate sustainable royalties
- Building DAO governance for community-led decisions
This so-called altseason may look exciting, but it’s a mirage.
The soul of Web3 is not something Wall Street can give us—it’s something we must build ourselves.
Conclusion: By John
Yes, altseason is here.
Yes, prices are climbing.
But no, this isn’t a victory for Web3.
True Web3 isn’t defined by institutional approval.
It’s defined by decentralized trust, creative sovereignty, and community-first networks.
This current trend—driven by liquidity and regulatory control—is an attempt to domesticate Web3 and turn it into a marketable financial product.
But we, the Punkaholic Girls, won’t play that game.
We’ll keep building culture, tech, and freedom—on our own chain, in our own way.
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