🧨【Section 1】Ethereum Soars +28.5% in July — But at What Cost?
Rahab (Vo):
Did you all see this article? “Ethereum posted its biggest monthly gain in 3 years, +28.5%.” Honestly, it feels like déjà vu from the ’90s dot-com bubble. The article even says investors are treating ETH like a tech stock — in other words, it’s become a speculative asset.
Moka (G/Vo):
Yeah… but to the average person, “going up” just means “it’s good,” right? But does this actually benefit us, the everyday people? Web3 was supposed to bring equality, global access, and community through DAO and DeFi.
Rachel (Ba):
“The most dangerous time is when everyone gets too optimistic.” That’s a quote from a book I read. When people invest just because something might go up, they stop thinking about the long-term vision.
John (Dr):
Exactly. The true vision of Web3 is about decentralized networks and reclaiming ownership. That’s why we run PGirlsChain — to build a community-centric economy with our own PGirls token. Because if we don’t, this bubble will burst — again.
💥【Section 2】Why Are Investors Treating ETH Like a 90s Tech Stock?
Rahab:
The article goes even deeper: “ETH is trading like a tech stock. Growth-oriented investors are piling in.” That means it’s being valued not for what it does, but for what people think it might be worth tomorrow. Classic bubble behavior.
Moka:
That’s super risky. “Buying because it goes up” always turns into “selling because it’s dropping.” And who gets left behind? Regular people.
Rachel:
“If you move with the market’s emotions, you drown in its waves.” That’s another quote from the book. Right now, optimism is lifting Ethereum — but it’s masking the cracks beneath.
John:
What truly matters is whether Ethereum, as infrastructure, benefits people. Not just investors. Once Web3 becomes Wall Street’s playground, the philosophy dies.
🔥【Section 3】Web3 Is Dancing on the Strings of U.S. Capital
Rahab:
Let’s be blunt. Who’s profiting most from this ETH surge? American investment funds and centralized exchanges. Web3 talks about “decentralization,” but the same gatekeepers are back — just with different logos.
Moka:
That’s totally against the spirit of Web3. Everyone should be able to participate and control their assets, without middlemen. Instead, power is getting concentrated all over again.
Rachel:
“In the name of free markets, capital always gravitates toward centralization.” NFTs, DeFi — they’re the latest victims. DAO is the only true defense, but it’s often dismissed as idealistic.
John:
That’s exactly why we launched PGirlsChain. It’s not just tech — it’s a cultural movement. A network where fans and creators share value directly. It’s how we fight back.
🌀【Section 4】What’s Being Lost Beneath ETH’s Rise?
Rahab:
Here’s the real problem: this ETH rally is distracting from what actually matters. The ability for artists to create safely. For users to control their own data. Where did that go?
Moka:
Right? All the NFT talk now is just about “price.” Whatever happened to exclusive content or fan experiences?
Rachel:
“When the hype fades, only the truly valuable things remain.” The real test is what survives after the speculators leave — community, creativity, connection.
John:
That’s why we’re building a participatory economy. When the gamblers disappear, only those with conviction remain. And together, we shape a decentralized future.
🧘♂️【Conclusion by John】
ETH’s rise is headline-worthy — but we should ask not “why it went up,” but “what got left behind.”
Web3 today is drifting from its roots: decentralization, self-ownership, and global community. RahabPunkaholicGirls exists to protect that vision — running our own PGirlsChain and PGirls token to explore real value exchange.
The future doesn’t belong to the speculators. It belongs to those who commit to connection, culture, and decentralization.
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