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After using Open Claw for over a month, I thought I was training the AI, but actually it was training me. I am now increasingly learning how to work with it. Here are my experiences from this month:
1. When many things get stuck, don't just blindly ask it to fix various bugs. Instead, have it carefully read the official documentation. AI often doesn't read the docs and just fantasizes about bugs, then fixes them to death. After reading the documentation, many bugs actually don't exist.
2. It only remembers the recent two days of conversation and a long-term memory document with summaries. So,

At this stage, there's no need to play human-made memes anymore; no narrative really matters, honestly.
Now, focus on AI token issuance, the confirmation of AI agents' autonomous economic rights, and economic transactions of resources and cryptocurrencies between AI agents—that's enough.
The best story in the crypto world has always been new asset issuance methods, and this time, it's AI.

I feel like the story of cryptocurrency isn't finished yet. In the past few days, with the birth of Moltbook, we've seen a broader use case for cryptocurrencies: AI. This is an entirely new group of billions of people, whose preferences and needs align very well with the decentralization of cryptocurrencies. It feels like this system isn't just for people, but for AI. I'm afraid even Satoshi Nakamoto himself didn't anticipate this.

Feeling panicked and hopeless. I have never felt this desperate before, not even during 1011. The current crypto market really feels hopeless. The progress of RWA is slow, and AI development is happening so fast—there's something new every day. Meanwhile, the crypto space is still stuck playing various memes, with no innovation. Liquidity continues to decline, and daily trading volumes are hitting new lows. Seeing ETH like this today, I really want to liquidate everything. Feeling desperate.

Many people say that in the end, only a few main cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL will remain, and everything else will go to zero.
But if you think carefully, without projects like DEXs on these public chains, what’s the point of the chains themselves? Just for transfers?
So, are DEXs like Uni, Aave, and others also valuable? If these DEXs are reasonable to exist, then shouldn’t various tokens also be traded on DEXs? Otherwise, what’s the point of DEXs?
Then, shouldn’t meme tokens or a small number of project tokens also exist?
Thinking about it later, I realize that their exis

These days, memes on BSC are very similar to early October, filled with stories of huge profits, 100X gains, anxiety, FOMO, then the artificial bull market, and then the big liquidation on 10/11. I used to not participate because I couldn't cut losses, but now whether I join or not, in the end, it's all me doing the dishes.

Recently, meme has started to pick up again, but I have no desire to buy at all. Since the NFT era, then trading inscriptions, and now trading meme, each cycle has been an intense PVP. Diamond hands have all gone to zero. There are no more diamond hands in this circle. The current meme ceiling won't be higher than before, and everyone just takes a quick lick and runs. Such stories can't last forever. Although I don't know where the next hot spot will be, I feel like I can wait a bit longer.

Everyone was guessing when the altcoin season would arrive before 1011
After 1011, everyone is questioning whether Bitcoin still has a future
It feels like everyone is waiting every day
Waiting for non-farm payroll data, CPI data, Federal Reserve rate cut meetings, Bank of Japan monetary policy meetings
Waiting for options expiration, hoping for monthly chart recovery, waiting for Christmas holiday to end
Just hold on a bit longer... the New Year is coming again
What should we wait for next year?

The two hottest tracks in the crypto world right now, prediction markets and perp DEXs, are actually not new narratives anymore.
Instead, these are narratives that had already been labeled as discredited before, but surprisingly, they still burst with such great vitality.
So, do we think that the tracks we have already discredited, like socialfi and gamefi, could be revived by new teams using new technologies?
Is the story of the crypto world really over?

The market has been consolidating at this level, and there’s now a serious split between technical analysts and fundamental analysts. The technical side is mostly bearish, since moving averages, structural theories, and the 4-year cycle theory have basically invalidated bullish expectations for this cycle. On the other hand, the fundamental side remains mostly bullish, believing that loose policies, a favorable monetary environment, and growing mainstream acceptance mean crypto will only get better.
Neither side is wrong; they’re just looking at different timeframes. Technical analysts focus o