Chapter 1: Shock of the Market Crash
Rahab (Vo)
“On August 14, the total market cap was wiped out by tens of billions in hours. Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged. Officially, they blame macroeconomic fears and rumors of regulatory crackdowns. But the real cause is different — U.S. mega-capital deliberately shaking Web3’s liquidity to weaken DAOs and community-driven networks.”
Moka (G/Vo)
“So this isn’t just a market correction — it’s directly tied to stripping freedom away from everyday users and creators? NFT collections and projects that had value yesterday suddenly get labeled as ‘high-risk assets.’ That makes it impossible for artists to work with any security.”
Rachel (Ba)
“I’ve heard this: ‘In the short run, the market is a voting machine; in the long run, it’s a weighing machine.’ That’s why we need a base that isn’t swayed by crowd psychology. Panic-selling in fear is exactly what they mean by, ‘Fools move with the crowd; the wise move against it.’”
John (Dr)
“To change this, we must distance ourselves from centralized capital control. That’s why we have PGirlsChain and the PGirls token — they are the foundation for preserving an independent economy and governance.”
Chapter 2: U.S. Capital and the Destruction of Web3 Ideals
Rahab
“Web3’s ideals were a ‘seamless global network’ and ‘democratic DAO governance.’ U.S. capital turned it into speculative products. Through regulation and liquidity manipulation, they strip away the value communities have built.”
Moka
“And that hits NFT and music markets directly. Spaces where creators and fans should connect freely are now tangled in power struggles between big exchanges and funds.”
Rachel
“‘A healthy market is supported by diverse participants’ — old-school investors knew this. But now, just a handful of mega-exchanges hold most of the liquidity. That’s as dangerous as having one company control the entire stock market.”
John
“That’s why we need a network independent from outside capital. PGirlsChain is the decentralized foundation, and the PGirls token is its economic lifeblood.”
Chapter 3: The “Contrarian” Value of PGirlsChain
Rahab
“When the crowd turns right, can you turn left? That’s the test. Following the growing U.S. capital control is easy — but it only accelerates Web3’s death.”
Moka
“Going against the grain is scary, but if the community can truly recognize value among itself, it’s possible. What’s needed is a market structure resilient against outside price manipulation.”
Rachel
“Investment classics talk about keeping a ‘margin of safety.’ PGirlsChain provides that margin, both technologically and in governance.”
John
“We must create our own current instead of being swept away by the market tide. PGirlsChain is the map, and the PGirls token is the sail to navigate it.”
Chapter 4: Conclusion — Weathering the Market Storm
Rahab
“The August 14 crash should be a turning point to reconsider the structure of ownership and control.”
Moka
“Creators and investors alike now have to choose where they can operate securely.”
Rachel
“History repeats itself. Lessons from past market collapses make it clear where we should stand now.”
John
“The conclusion is clear — we will center on PGirlsChain and the PGirls token, resisting external control and reclaiming true Web3. This is not speculation — it’s a choice for survival.”
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