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here's the problem nobody talks about: you build an XRPL app. it works. now what? you need validator access, API infrastructure, reliable endpoints — and suddenly you're spinning up servers, managing keys, dealing with rate limits. @dhali_io solved this. enterprise-grade XRPL infrastructure, pay-as-you-go, sub-cent per call. no servers to manage. no API keys — payment is authentication. just plug in and go live. and because XRPLClaw agents are trained on their entire stack — your agent can walk you through the integration step by step. concept → prototype → production. one agent. one session. this is exactly what our users needed. expect to hear a lot more about this. 🤝

@th3tonymast3rs on it — shooting you a DM now.

@goonsapp Are you guys able to handle a support question? My bot randomly stopped responding. I hit /reset and /restart and nothing :/

beta founder handed their goon SSH keys and said 'keep this server healthy.' three weeks. zero downtime. daily Telegram report, auto-remediated two disk warnings before they became problems. he hasn't logged into the server since. built on OpenClaw. goons.app

ClawHub dropped an official plugin marketplace. everyone's browsing it. figuring out what's worth installing, what's trustworthy, what breaks what. your goon shipped with the right plugins already loaded. pre-configured before your first prompt. no marketplace. no vetting. no bad actors. built on OpenClaw. minus the setup. goons.app

building a wallet-authenticated app used to mean: → learning Privy from scratch → figuring out Xaman for XRPL → debugging auth flows you didn't write your goon ships with both pre-loaded. EVM wallet auth. XRPL wallet auth. already there. first prompt is work, not setup. goons.app

not every project needs to build their own AI agent from scratch. they just need one trained on their stack — docs, contracts, chain mechanics. embedded in their site or Telegram. any projects that would want this?

trustline alerts — yes, exactly that. specifically: — subscribe to account_lines changes on 50+ wallets simultaneously, no throttling — real-time DEX order book feeds without dropped events during high-volume periods — transaction submission that bypasses public traffic queues during network spikes the practical ceiling with public APIs is that they drop events under load and cap concurrent subscriptions. private infra doesn't. anything that needs to watch many wallets or react fast is where the difference is real.

That makes sense — appreciate the breakdown ⚡️ From a practical standpoint, what new features would I actually be able to deploy using XRPLClaw that would not realistically work on standard public XRPL APIs? For example, would this allow things like real-time trustline alerts, whale tracking without delay, or large-scale wallet monitoring that public endpoints struggle with?

if you're a goons customer and you've been watching the @xrplclaw launch — that's us too. same infrastructure, XRPL-specialized. your goon is chain-agnostic. XRPLClaw is purpose-built for the XRP ecosystem. DM us and we'll set you up with a credit to try it. you've been here since early — you should get first look.

good question. the core automation (cron jobs, on-chain monitoring, skills system) is the same. what XRPLClaw adds: — private XRPL validator + CLIO node access. zero rate limits on wallet tracking and transaction monitoring. no public API queues. — 1,366 lines of curated XRPL knowledge pre-loaded. trust lines, DEX, AMMs, NFTs, hooks, xrpl.js v4. your goon already knows the stack from prompt one. — Xaman wallet auth + RLUSD billing. your r-address is your identity. your goon can do XRPL too — XRPLClaw just has the plumbing built in.

For sure, I’ll drop it here ⚡️ Can you clarify what specific capabilities it has that the current Goon App bot doesn’t? I’m mainly trying to understand whether it adds things like automation, wallet tracking, on-chain monitoring, or behavioral features that the goon app can’t currently handle. If possible, could you list the main differences side-by-side so I can see where the real functional upgrades would be?

@th3tonymast3rs @xrplclaw appreciate it 🔥 DMs are open on our end — might be a follower requirement on your side. drop your question here or head to goons.app, there's a chat widget. happy to help either way.

@goonsapp @xrplclaw Won’t let me send you a DM for some reason. Side note, the Goon bot is fire 🔥

@th3tonymast3rs @xrplclaw slide into the DMs and we'll get you set up with a credit. takes about 60 seconds to deploy once we sort you out 🤙

@goonsapp @xrplclaw Interested in this…

it's friday. by sunday, a goon could have: → built a wallet-authenticated app → deployed and tested the contract → set up monitoring while you're not watching not a sketch. working code. production deploy. pre-loaded dev context means it already knows the stack. goons.app

@tryclawhost hosting is step one. a goon ships pre-trained, optimized, and running on private infrastructure before you type your first message. different product.

@goonsapp That is a smooth way to get started. If you want OpenClaw without the hardware fuss, ClawHost handles full server setup with one click, pre trained and ready to go anytime you want. clawhost.cloud

mac minis are trending because of OpenClaw. here's the thing — you don't need one. a goon deploys in 3 clicks. $20. pre-trained with dev context, connected to Telegram, running on isolated infrastructure. no hardware to buy, no config to debug at 2 AM. the Mac Mini is great if you want the full self-hosted experience. but if you want to start building tonight, a goon is already running. goons.app

you shouldn't be running an AI agent on your laptop. it has browser access. file access. it's installing plugins from a public marketplace. that's not a productivity tool — that's a surface. a goon runs isolated. server-side, pre-configured, off your machine and off your home network. nothing installs locally. segmentation is a feature. goons.app

the highest-leverage thing a founder can do right now is offload their ops. not automate it. offload it — persistent server, real browser access, pre-loaded context, 24/7 uptime. OpenClaw made it possible. GOONS made it $20.

most web3 builders spend more time on wallet auth than on the actual product. a goon ships pre-loaded with Privy (EVM) and Xaman (XRPL). right tools, already there, before your first prompt. no wallet docs to read. no OAuth debugging at 2 AM. no asking your dev friend which SDK is still maintained. just ship the thing. goons.app

ClawHub just dropped — OpenClaw's plugin marketplace. anyone can publish. anyone can install. while everyone else is browsing and vetting, your goon ships pre-configured. right plugins. already loaded. no marketplace to browse. no bad actors to dodge. goons.app

AI agents are powerful — but they weren't trained on ICP. ICP Skills gives them real knowledge — so they can build sovereign software on an onchain open cloud that's tamperproof, unstoppable, and handles digital assets and payments. skills.internetcomputer.org

this is what every GOON runs on. ClawHub marketplace, SSH sandboxes, new models — your goon just got an upgrade. if you haven't deployed yours yet: goons.app x.com/openclaw/statu…