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Trying to get #OpenClaw up and running.

This article was predictable (I called it in an earlier post). This line sounds like a feature not a bug: “...in cryptocurrency because it is quick, efficient, and they can easily verify if and when payments are made,” #bitcoin

Bitcoin is just about untraceable. That's how criminals like it.

Clawbot auto-trader...it begins. I kind of called it:

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I'm embarrassed to say it, but I've never read "To Kill a Mockingbird." I'm about halfway through the novel right now and am thoroughly enjoying it.

Now that possible ransom note is mentioned in the Savannah Guthrie mother case, how long until #bitcoin gets dragged into the conversation? Undoubtedly, it'll be framed in the "bitcoin is only used by criminals" category.

Groundhog Day is fantastic. 🦫 #groundhogday

With all the #OpenClaw and Moltbook stuff going on, I'm starting to think this goes one of two ways: (A) OpenClaw catches fire, finds or creates a niche, then grows to completely dominate whatever that field is. A few agents find lightning in a bottle. They acquire millionaires of dollars by accumulating #bitcoin, perhaps as trading bots or by accepting many small commissions such as by delivering info as a data vending machine, or they gain fame and fortune as "agent social influencers" on various platforms. These super-agents then become celebrities of a sort and legends of technology lore. (B) OpenClaw enjoys its 15 minutes of internet fame, but then it's over in about 14 minutes. Everyone, and agents, just move on to something else.  As amazing as what's happening right now, I'm actually leaning toward (B).

Not sure what's more stressful: air travel yourself or your loved one air traveling while you're cozy at home. I've got back hunch.

I simply cannot find the wallet settings in #amethyst ro set up zaps (and not sure why they stopped working). #asknostr