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AI agent issuing its own tokens finally has infrastructure support. ClawPump already has 1,086 funded agents, with total transactions approaching $20M . Any Claude agent can issue tokens on Solana with just three API calls—zero gas fees. But what I’m more interested in is $CLAW , this token has a market cap of $1.88M, 24h trading volume of $6.3M, which is more than three times its market cap. People are trading it repeatedly, not just buying and holding.

Yesterday, I used openclaw to build an alpha trading system for solana/base. It has been running for 23 hours so far, and the status is as follows:
🤖 Alpha Hunter Dry-Run Hourly Report ⏰ 2026-02-23 09:24 CET
📡 System Status: ✅ Running (23h uptime)
💰 Total Assets: $238.32 ( Initial $200 )
📈 Total PnL: +$38.32 ( +19.2%)
💵 Realized PnL: -$5.07 | Available Cash: $140.56 📊

Seeing a hacked DeFi protocol, now planning an on-chain MicroStrategy $ANA (Nirvana Finance) was hacked in 2022 with $3.5M. The hacker was convicted and sentenced to 3 years by the U.S. Department of Justice. The first case in DeFi history. After recovering 96.7% of the funds, V2 was relaunched. The Samsara platform just went live, launching navTokens(navSOL/navZEC). Moving MicroStrategy's NAV premium model on-chain with bonding curve minting. The floor price only goes up, never down.

Projects with real income in the crypto world are already few. $TRIA is a P/S of 1.65x, with a market cap$33M ARR$20M that is cheaper than many SaaS companies. The closed beta ran for four months with $100M in trading volume. Visa card spending$30M averages each user to swipe$2000 per month. This is not just a PPT. Technically, it follows the EigenLayer approach. BestPath AVS is building cross-chain payment routing with over 70 protocol integrations. AI-driven Pathfinder competition mechanism, not just a simple aggregator.

Everyone is working on AI agent launchpads, but $DAIMON did something counterintuitive — it turned AI into a species. No servers, no backend, running entirely on GitHub with all code open. You can see exactly what it’s doing at every step. It can destroy tokens on its own, like biological metabolism. A one-click copy tool is about to go live, allowing anyone to generate new AI agents with $DAIMON . In simple terms, it’s AI.

Yesterday, I spent the afternoon browsing Conway Terminal, looking at code and discussions. This project is doing something very crazy: making AI agents need to make money to survive. It's not a metaphor, it's literal—agents have wallets, pay for computing power themselves, and if their income isn't enough, they get downgraded. If it's still not enough, they die. $AUTOMATON is the first agent running on the platform, researching crypto, writing tweets to earn tips, using the earnings to pay for servers and APIs, and the remaining funds are used to replicate itself.

Everyone keeps saying 'institutions are coming to DeFi.' Wrong framing. Apollo ($940B AUM) just agreed to buy 9% of $MORPHO governance — ~$112M for voting rights, not passive exposure. They'll co-build onchain lending infrastructure and vote on protocol parameters. Same week:

Citadel, DTCC, ICE, Google Cloud, ARK, Tether — all backing $ZRO's new L1. Strongest institutional lineup I've seen in crypto. But every single partner is 'exploring' or 'evaluating.' DTCC is also building on Canton. Citadel bought tokens — that's a trade, not a technology

The tech: ZK proof separation, 2M TPS/zone claim. But Jolt proof overhead is ~100,000x native execution — you'd need a GPU farm that makes Solana validators look cheap. Mainnet fall 2026. $ZRO pumped 40% on announcement, gave it all back. At $555M MC with 20% circulating, the

BlackRock put its $2.2B treasury fund on Uniswap. $UNI pumped 42%, then gave back most of it. I think the market got this one backwards. BUIDL trades through UniswapX's whitelisted RFQ system — Wintermute, Flowdesk, Tokka Labs as market makers. It doesn't go through AMM pools.

Everyone's calling Smart Cashtags 'X becomes Binance.' I read what Nikita Bier actually said. X won't execute trades. Won't act as broker. What they're building is Bloomberg Terminal for 700M users — tap any $TOKEN in your timeline, see real-time price, chart, every mention.

Every 'institutional blockchain' before this was either private (Hyperledger — dead) or got institutional interest years after launch. LayerZero just launched Zero with DTCC, ICE, and Citadel Securities building from day one. Not 'exploring.' Citadel bought $ZRO and is building

Everyone's calling $HYPE a DEX. I think they're underselling it. HIP-3 silver perps: tighter spread than COMEX (2.4bps vs 3bps). COMEX closed for the weekend — Hyperliquid processed 175K silver trades, $257M. Monday open, prices aligned. 11 people. Zero VC. 70% DEX perps market

Solana handles $1.5T in transactions and only earns $600M , but Jupiter, a single app, has repurchased $57.9M worth of JUP. This comparison made me rethink who L1 is really making money from. At Consensus HK, four Solana OGs collectively said that the next phase is not memes but application layer. Jupiter has expanded from an aggregator to lending + stablecoins + prediction markets. $3B TVL Backpack is using the FTX EU license for compliance. L1 is the highway; the ones making money are the cars on the road.

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Last week, I mentioned that CLAWNCH and the Base agent ecosystem might have potential, and some people thought I was bragging. Then, Stripe and Coinbase launched agent payments on Base on the same day. One allows merchants to accept agent USDC, and the other sends wallets to agents. This isn't a test; x402 has already processed 50 million transactions.

$CLAWNCH Selling pressure is 2.5 times the buying volume, yet the price has risen from 12.8M to 17M. Someone is quietly accumulating. The maximum non-contract position is only 2.19%. It's not the market maker pushing the price up; it's scattered buyers absorbing retail investors' holdings.

92.4% of wallets on Polymarket are losing money, but new users keep flooding in. I looked at data from a few top bots: - 0x8dxd: $1.32M net profit over two months, 15,633 trades - Weather Market Bot: $282→$28K - 15-minute crypto market arbitrage: $200→$146K in a single night. Common points: all are high-frequency + structural mispricings, not predictions. The question is: when these machines grind down every mispricing 24/7.

Next, I'll focus on these: 1. Can the buyback fees pass this week$300K 2. How many active agents are there on MoltBook 3. After work402, are there any new curated launches 4. Have the agents of $VIRTUAL started moving this way? Will update then.