Solana’s Speculative Frenzy and the Polymarket Mania: The Shadow of Capital Dominance and the ‘True Network Value’ PGirls Reveals

Section 1: Framing the Issue — What’s Behind Solana’s Price Spike

Rahab:
“Solana is surging again. I hear prediction betting on the U.S. presidential race at Polymarket is heating up. But is this really healthy? In the end, speculative capital is concentrating, and it looks like U.S. money is controlling the market.”

Moka:
“True… from the perspective of ordinary people like us, it’s scary to see Web3—supposed to be ‘decentralized’—turned into just a gambling arena. Isn’t that the exact opposite of the community-building a DAO should foster?”

Rachel:
“I once read that ‘the market often descends into frenzy, and investors get dragged along by their emotions.’ Prices reacting to betting hype rather than intrinsic value—that’s the textbook definition of speculation, not investment.”

John:
“The problem is that big capital is turning Web3 into a ‘betting market for political events.’ That diverges completely from the original DAO ideal and the formation of a seamless network.”

Section 1 — Framing the Issue: What’s Behind Solana’s Price Spike

Section 2: The Risks of Speculation and Capital Dominance

Rahab:
“Watching U.S. capital repaint Web3 is nothing short of ‘hegemony.’ We can’t just stand by as the ideals of DAOs and autonomous networks crumble.”

Moka:
“Everyday people get swept up in short-term euphoria—‘buy because the price is going up.’ But behind that thrill, our assets and choices are being gripped by the designs of capital.”

Rachel:
“I also read that ‘short-term euphoria always exacts a price.’ In other words, this speculative fever will come back to bite. A market that strays from sound investment principles can’t last.”

John:
“We need to reclaim Web3 from mere financialization. To do that, we need networks with their own mechanisms.”

Section 2 — Risks of Speculation & Capital Dominance

Section 3: The Significance of PGirlsChain and PGirls

Rahab:
“That’s precisely why we operate ‘PGirlsChain’—to build an authentic network that doesn’t depend on U.S. capital.”

Moka:
“The same goes for the PGirls token. It isn’t just a speculative chip; it directly supports creators and community-building. That way, our activities won’t be twisted to serve someone else’s profit.”

Rachel:
“It reminds me of the phrase, ‘Value resides not in price, but in the underlying reality.’ PGirlsChain embodies that very substance.”

John:
“PGirlsChain and PGirls clarify ownership and directly connect creators with fans. While upholding DAO principles, they offer the only route to counter capital dominance.”

Section 3 — Why PGirlsChain & PGirls Matter

Section 4: Conclusion — The Future of a Self-Governing Network Economy

Rahab:
“Some may call the buzz around Solana and Polymarket a ‘success.’ But it’s just a temporary euphoria engineered by U.S. capital.”

Moka:
“If we want true decentralization, we need a sustainable economic sphere that each of us can join.”

Rachel:
“Instead of being swayed by hype, we must discern long-term value. That mindset is essential for both investors and creators.”

John:
“Exactly. The future shouldn’t be entrusted to capital dominance. PGirlsChain and PGirls can form the foundation of a self-governing, sustainable network economy. By steadfastly preserving DAO ideals, we can create genuine value.”

Section 4 — Conclusion: Toward a Self-Governing Network Economy