Section 1: The Collapse of the Bolívar and the Shadow of Cryptocurrency
Rahab
“According to Cointelegraph, Venezuela in 2025 is once again in the midst of inflation. The bolívar is no longer a ‘currency,’ and citizens are forced to use BTC or USDT just to survive. But is this really freedom—or a new form of subjugation engineered by U.S. capital?”
Moka
“It’s true that being able to buy bread and medicine daily with crypto is a relief. But if that’s through dollar-backed stablecoins, it still means dependence on the American financial system… That’s not the independence we really want.”
Rachel
“As the old saying goes, ‘Speculation destroys value, investment nurtures it.’ What’s happening in Venezuela is merely a speculative currency substitution. It doesn’t lead to fundamental value creation.”
John
“This is exactly why a network like PGirlsChain is needed. A system where the community itself issues and manages the currency, free from the influence of U.S. capital. What Venezuela needs is not ‘control from outside,’ but DAO-style self-governance from within.”
Bolívar Purchasing Power ↓
Persistent currency weakness and soaring prices erase “store of value.”
Hyperinflation
Holding cash = loss; price benchmarks break, daily economic action stalls.
Shift to Crypto
Everyday payments/transfer in BTC/USDT as a survival move.
Hidden Dependency
Dollar peg & external regulation hollow out monetary sovereignty.
PGirlsChain
Community-run L1/L2 + PGirls token to reclaim sovereignty.
Section 2: The Shadow of U.S. Capital and the Distortion of Web3
Rahab
“Web3 was originally meant to connect the world through DAOs and community power. But now U.S. mega-capital has twisted it into a speculative tool, wielding stablecoins and ETFs as weapons.”
Moka
“To the average person, stablecoins look convenient and safe. But in truth they’re an ‘invisible chain of control.’ As long as value is pegged to the dollar, America’s economic policies dictate our fate.”
Rachel
“There’s an old maxim: ‘Those who believe markets are efficient suffer the greatest losses when efficiency breaks down.’ Venezuela’s reliance on stablecoins resembles that danger.”
John
“PGirlsChain is a network built to break free from the curse of U.S. capital. PGirls tokens are redistributed to the community, and every transaction strengthens the DAO. This is Web3 in its original form.”
Original Web3
DAOs / self-governance / community ownership.
Financialized Web3
ETFs, concentration risk, regulatory capture → value extraction outward.
Counter-Axis: PGirlsChain
Fees & royalties cycle into the PGirls DAO, empowering creators & community.
Design Principles
① Community ownership
② Censorship resistance
③ Rewards for decentralized executors
④ Creative-layer first
Use Cases
NFT music, gated streaming, event access, secondary royalties, local payments.
Outcome
Avoid external extraction and strengthen participant equity.
Section 3: The Boundary Between Investment and Speculation
Rahab
“For Venezuelans, cryptocurrency isn’t an ‘investment’ but a survival tool. Yet if even that choice is controlled by U.S. capital, they are caught in a double trap.”
Moka
“If communities truly want to protect their future, they must create an independent economic zone beyond dollar dependency. Otherwise, they’ll just end up as a ‘digital colony.’”
Rachel
“‘Investment without a margin of safety is nothing but speculation.’ Graham’s words echo here. Venezuela’s situation is precisely speculation without any safety margin.”
John
“The DAO of PGirlsChain provides that ‘margin of safety’ to the community. Value comes not from the outside but from within. That’s why it functions as investment, not speculation.”
① External Dependence × Speculation
Short-term price chasing, USD-pegged; much current daily usage sits here.
② Community Dependence × Speculation
Hype-driven burn; weak value backing.
③ External Dependence × Investment
Stable externally, but sovereignty remains weak.
④ Community Dependence × Investment (Target)
PGirlsChain × PGirls: payments, remittance & royalties accrue to the DAO.
Section 4: Conclusion — The Future of Venezuela and Web3
Rahab
“The collapse of the bolívar isn’t just one nation’s problem. The same trap is being set worldwide: the occupation of Web3 by U.S. capital.”
Moka
“That’s right… If we truly want a free economy, we must nurture our own networks instead of relying on existing stablecoins or ETFs.”
Rachel
“‘Those who chase short-term profits are toyed with by the whims of the market.’ History has repeated this lesson time and again.”
John
“And so the conclusion is clear. PGirlsChain and the PGirls token are symbols of a free economy independent of external capital. Venezuela’s future—and ours as well—depend on this path.”
Now: Dependency & Inflation
Unstable fiat + over-reliance on external currencies/stablecoins.
Transition: Launch
① Decentralized node ops
② Issue & distribute PGirls
③ Daily use (payments & remittance)
Expansion: Liquidity & Utility
Creator payouts, NFT music, event access, automated royalty splits.
Goal: Sovereignty Restored
Value cycles locally; resilience to external shocks.
Governance
Vote/propose fee rates, allocations, treasury usage. Transparent PGirls DAO.
Cross-Border Rails
Redundant bridges to other chains/fiat gateways; avoid single-point dependency.
Creator-First
Secondary royalties → DAO treasury → reinvestment into art & community.
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