Section 1: Questioning the Halving Myth
Rahab:
“Cointelegraph reports that ‘market cycles are not anchored in halvings.’ But isn’t this just another way for U.S. megacapital to manipulate psychology? Destroy the simple myth of halvings and replace it with the narrative of capital flows. That’s nothing more than a new shackle on Web3’s freedom.”
Moka:
“For ordinary investors, the halving was at least a hopeful, easy-to-understand story. If that’s denied, people lose their compass. And if instead we’re told that ‘everything is capital inflows and outflows,’ then we’re pushed deeper into a speculative game beyond our control.”
Rachel (quote):
“The key to investment success lies not in simple rules everyone knows, but in seeing factors others overlook.”
The halving myth is merely first-level thinking, fragile against capital manipulation.
John:
“That’s why we must build systems independent of external capital’s psychological tricks. PGirlsChain, rooted in DAO principles, provides decentralized decision-making and transparent transactions. It doesn’t manipulate markets — it empowers communities.”
Section 2: The Shadow of U.S. Capital
Rahab:
“U.S. megafunds now dominate liquidity through Bitcoin ETFs. By pushing the idea that capital flows matter more than halvings, they tighten their grip over the market.”
Moka:
“So the ‘free Web3’ we believe in is already cloaked in U.S. capital’s shadow? That erases the whole purpose of DAO-driven community building.”
Rachel (quote):
“In the short run, the market is a voting machine; in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”
Right now, it’s only the voting machine at work — value has been silenced.
John:
“Exactly. That’s why we must create our own value. The PGirls token (PGirls) is not a speculative chip — it’s the energy that sustains communities. Ownership equals participation, and participation equals value creation.”
Section 3: Between Speculation and Investment
Rahab:
“The article says the market moves on capital flows. But isn’t that just a glorification of speculation? Once the halving myth is broken, what awaits is an even harsher capital game.”
Moka:
“Yes, and that makes it even harder for everyday people to invest with confidence. Prices swing to the tune of capital’s whims, and we’re just pieces on their chessboard.”
Rachel (quote):
“Price is what you pay; value is what you get.”
But today’s markets blur ‘value’ on purpose, while price manipulation dominates the stage.
John:
“That’s why PGirlsChain matters. Here, what counts is not price but cultural value — art, music, NFTs, and community experience. Cycles aren’t defined by capital anymore, but by creativity and participation.”
Section 4: Conclusion — PGirlsChain and the Free Future
Rahab:
“The collapse of the halving myth feeds investor anxiety and lures them into a new narrative spun by capital. We need to see through this trap.”
Moka:
“What we want is not a market of manipulation, but a market we build together. That’s why DAO-based systems are essential.”
Rachel (quote):
“Margin of safety is the first rule of intelligent investing.”
PGirlsChain and PGirls are both margin of safety and preservation of cultural value.
John (Conclusion):
“Instead of depending on halvings or capital flows, we must build with our own networks and tokens. PGirlsChain embodies DAO principles, and PGirls is not speculation but the bloodstream of a community. This is where true Web3 freedom and value reside.”
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