Where There’s Noise, There’s Code
Hi, I’m Panchan.
By trade, I’m an IT engineer. By soul, I’m a DTM composer. And in the digital frontier, I’m the founder of the NFT project Rahab Punkaholic Girls.
I’ve been composing for over a decade, mainly in punk rock and techno rock.
One of my songs even placed 87th out of 3,000 in a major online music event in Japan. Music, to me, isn’t a hobby—it’s a way of life.
As an engineer, I’m always analyzing systems. That naturally led me to Web3, a technological movement that redefines how we connect and create.
My vision? Use music and code to inject meaningful noise into a system that desperately needs disruption.
PGirls – The Birth of Punk Girls Coin
I never wanted NFTs to be just “digital art.”
I wanted to embed real value in music and the communities that form around it.
Enter PGirls—our original token.
It’s exchangeable with ETH and serves as a new form of currency in the Web3 space.
But it’s more than just a token—it’s a statement.
PGirls was born to escape the volatility of mainstream cryptocurrencies.
The value of music and art should not be dictated by Bitcoin’s rollercoaster.
That’s why we need an independent economic zone, one based on creation—not speculation.
PGirls exists not for hype, but for meaning.
It’s a currency powered by creativity and resonance—a token with a soul.
PGirlsChain – From Economy to Culture
A token needs a place to live.
And that place is PGirlsChain, our original decentralized network powered by the wrapped token wPGirls.
Users can swap without gas fees, making it accessible and inclusive.
Within this ecosystem, you can buy NFTs, join events, and move fluidly between the virtual and real.
At launch, wPGirls will be distributed as perks for NFT purchases or participation in special events.
But that’s just the beginning.
What we’re really aiming for is this: an economy that supports culture.
A world where artists can express themselves and earn a sustainable income through their craft.
That’s the ultimate goal of PGirlsChain.
Music as Asset Formation? It’s Real.
This project isn’t about speculation.
It’s not a trading game.
I designed this NFT initiative with one goal:
Sustainable support for creators.
Artists should be able to earn fairly through their creations.
Why hasn’t that happened before?
Because traditional markets—stocks, FX, even crypto—are all tightly interwoven with US-centric speculation.
And inevitably, those financial tides swallow up the creative industries too.
But I believe there’s another way.
With the spirit of punk rock, we question the system and choose to deliver music on our own terms.
And in doing so, we create a future where both fans and creators can be financially empowered.
This NFT project is a resistance we build together.
In the era of Web3, music will no longer be ruled by someone else’s game.
✊ Final Words
Punk isn’t just rebellion—it’s about questioning the norm.
Where does value come from?
Who defines art?
What is a fair system?
These are the questions at the core of my music and this project.
“Music = asset formation” may sound like a strange equation.
But if we pull it off, the world might shift.
And you might change with it.
Let’s make new noise together.
Welcome to the world of Rahab Punkaholic Girls.