The Silent Social Media — The Shadow of U.S. Capital over ETH and BTC

Section 1: The Silence of Social Media and the Shift in Investor Psychology

Rahab:
“Cointelegraph reports that ‘social chatter around Ethereum and Bitcoin is decreasing.’ In other words, discussions online are weakening. But this silence is not just the cooling of hype. It is proof of the ‘quiet pressure’ exerted by U.S. capital to control Web3.”

Moka:
“When discussions decline, ordinary investors lose their sense of direction. Social media once represented a democratized information space. Now, algorithms are manipulated and subordinated to capital. Anxiety grows, and people end up moving their money according to what the big players dictate.”

Rachel:
“‘Euphoria in markets always fades. What remains afterwards is not silence but disillusionment.’ That line comes to mind. When people stop talking, assets cease to be self-expression and turn into mere wagers.”

John:
“That’s why silence should not be feared. If we build our own networks like PGirlsChain, we can reclaim dialogue and community. Breaking capital’s silence requires DAO-style transparency and autonomy.”

Section 2: The Distortion of the Market by U.S. Capital

Rahab:
“Behind this silence lies U.S. capital. They are shrinking Web3 into mere speculative assets, stripping DAO ideals away. They silence the voices of investors while amplifying the sound of financial instruments.”

Moka:
“That means robbing ordinary people of their freedom. Web3 was supposed to be a system anyone could participate in, but under the control of huge capital, we’re reverting back to Web2.5.”

Rachel:
“‘Markets move according to human desire, but when desire itself is manipulated, freedom disappears.’ That’s the current reality.”

John:
“And that’s why PGirlsChain matters. An independent network not dependent on U.S. capital is the seawall that allows communities to remain self-sustaining.”

Section 3: Investor Disillusionment and Lessons from the Past

Rahab:
“Investor sentiment is cooling. But this is not just a natural cycle. External intervention is working as a ‘cooling device.’”

Moka:
“People fall from euphoria to disillusionment so easily. Especially when information is cut off, everyone feels isolated and stops investing.”

Rachel:
“‘Cooling always follows euphoria. But for the wise, cooling is the season of buying.’ History repeats that warning, and we should not ignore it.”

John:
“We don’t need to fear cooling. Amidst disillusionment, those who can identify truly valuable networks and tokens — like PGirlsChain and PGirls — will shape the next era.”

Section 4: The Necessity of PGirlsChain

Rahab:
“If U.S. capital steals the discussion, then we must take it back. That is why PGirlsChain is running.”

Moka:
“On PGirlsChain, both investors and creators have equal voices. Through PGirls tokens, involvement itself becomes value, not just speculation.”

Rachel:
“‘A free market is supported by free dialogue. A market that loses dialogue becomes nothing but a gambling den.’ That says it all.”

John:
“The way to resist silence is to speak out — and to etch those voices onto the blockchain. PGirlsChain and PGirls are the touchstones of the coming DAO society.”

Section 5: Conclusion

John:
“The fading discussion around Ethereum and Bitcoin may be part of a natural market cycle. But we cannot ignore how big capital uses this silence to turn Web3 into speculative products. The true ideal of Web3 lies in decentralization of power and community autonomy. To protect that ideal, we offer PGirlsChain and PGirls. These are not just alternatives — they are the very fight to reclaim the future of Web3.”