OpenClaw policy support
Shenzhen Longgang offers up to 200M RMB subsidies for OpenClaw skill development and applications in smart manufacturing, healthcare, and more.
Key Levels to Watch:
🔹 Support: $60,000
🔹 Resistance: $65,000
If BTC breaks the resistance, we could see a strong bullish rally. If it rejects, a small correction may happen before the next move.$BTC $ETH $KCS $SIGN $HUMA #USDC surpasses USDT in transaction volume #XRP expands DeFi utility #OpenClaw policy support #Hormuz oil supply risk #Hormuz oil supply risk
Key Levels to Watch:
🔹 Support: $60,000
🔹 Resistance: $65,000
If BTC breaks the resistance, we could see a strong bullish rally. If it rejects, a small correction may happen before the next move.$BTC $ETH $KCS $SIGN $HUMA #USDC surpasses USDT in transaction volume #XRP expands DeFi utility #OpenClaw policy support #Hormuz oil supply risk #Hormuz oil supply risk

Some people asked why @ClawdPad_ updates are currently posted from the developer account. ClawdPad is still in early development, and the dev account is being used to share progress, experiments, and updates in real time. As the project grows, updates will transition fully to the official @clawdpad_ account. Building in public 🦀🟦 @base #AIAgents #OpenClaw #Base #Claude #USDC

After this round of in-depth testing with @openclaw, Jelly’s小龙虾 AI team has already achieved independent operation and content production—but it’s burning over $100 in tokens daily, totaling $3,000 per month, using only the Claude Sonnet 4.6 model. We plan to upgrade to Opus 4.6 later, which costs 2–3 times more, pushing our monthly expenses to at least $10,000. To develop more useful Skills like “DumpDetective” and successfully deploy them as free tools for our fans, we’re running an experiment: the小龙虾 team is officially opening up for PR gigs—without any interference from me. The AI will analyze, accept, and earn tokens on its own. Of course, we won’t take every project. Each one undergoes a full due diligence process: on-chain data, sentiment analysis, and smart contract audits. Only projects that pass are accepted; problematic ones are rejected outright. For every PR job小龙虾 takes, I’ll publicly disclose it along with the full analysis report—transparently. If a project still manages to deceive小龙虾, remember to reach out to @openclaw 🦞 for recourse. “Can an AI team sustain itself by earning tokens through PR work—and use those earnings to build free tools for fans?”—Do you think this闭环 (closed loop) can work? 🫡

ANTHROPIC'S OWN CEO JUST DROPPED A BOMB. 10-20% unemployment. Within 12 MONTHS. Not a decade. Not someday. 12 MONTHS. Let that sink in. The man building the most powerful AI on earth just said: Half of white-collar jobs gone this decade. Your doctor. Your lawyer. Your accountant. Gone. This isn't some random prediction. This is the CEO of Anthropic. The people BUILDING the thing that's replacing you… Are warning you it's coming faster than you think. Are you still trading time for money? 10-20% unemployment incoming. Traditional jobs disappearing. Salaries getting compressed. The 9-5 is on life support. While the suits are getting replaced by AI… On-chain assets don't get fired. Bitcoin doesn't get laid off. Everyone laughed at crypto holders for "not having a real job." The CEO of the world's most powerful AI company just announced… The real jobs are disappearing. Who's laughing now? The next wealth transfer isn't coming. It's already started.

The problem with AI in writing The problem is not that people use AI. The problem is that people use AI to essentially remove the human voice from writing and the elements that make people connect with a post or a piece of content. Em dashes aren’t even the problem. As many writers have rightfully pointed it, it’s something they’ve used forever. It’s more how the writers sounds. People can’t connect when it sounds like a robot. So obviously the key is to connect with the audience by doing things like writing a first draft to get ideas on paper and so forth and then prompting an using AI to improve that writing without editing out the things that make a person connect with your story. So how do you know what to edit out and what to keep? Well, that’s the skill, and writers who are best at that or continue to practice that are the ones who will see their content really resonate with people. It’s not rocket science. It’s always been this way. Anyways, this was a thought I quickly typed up on the spot. I’ve done one read through and made a few rewrites. But besides that, this is me, and my messy first draft. I am going to publish this raw version as is with no further edits. Have a good weekend. P.S. The writer in me wants to go and run this through Grammarly and go and re-read and rewrite but I won’t.












