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@0xCryptoSam @joonian sorry to hear that man it’s been a pleasure working with you you 🙏

Unfortunately, my team got cut in the layoffs. A disappointing outcome to an otherwise fantastic experience. I’m very grateful to have been a Messari Research Analyst. What I can confidently say is that quality thought-leadership is presently the most undervalued resource in crypto. The mediocrity of AI-driven writing and reasoning has convinced many that it is a suitable replacement for a research analyst. I promise you - it isn’t. Frontier technologies today (crypto, AI, robotics, quantum) are hyper-ideological and incredibly contentious. We’re entering a new era that demands human judgement and debate. LLMs will tell you what’s consensus. Ask any LLM today if an intelligent person should pivot from crypto to AI; they all say yes. We need thought-leaders willing to play 4D chess in public and get a couple moves wrong before they win the match. Humanity is incredibly undervalued in the 21st century. Lastly, the talent density at Messari was unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Any crypto companies hiring should reach out to myself, Diran, or any of the Messari folks directly to get in contact if you’re looking to hire.

Wow @safe is down since 2 hours ago

@gkisokay @openclaw try nanoclaw, a more customizable openclaw based on your needs github.com/qwibitai/nanoc…

If you built your @openclaw agents inside OpenClaw like I did, your workspace is probably an absolute disaster. I made a cleanup prompt for Codex / Claude Code to audit it safely without breaking live workflows. Before you use it: ⚠️ - use Plan Mode first - back up your config - don’t let it refactor aggressively by default - validate before and after changes THE PROMPT: Audit and carefully clean up the OpenClaw system in `[YOUR/OPENCLAW/FOLDER/HERE]`. Operate in safety-first mode. Your primary goal is to improve correctness, clarity, and maintainability without accidentally changing intended behavior, breaking live workflows, removing important state, or making bold architectural decisions without confirmation. Start by inspecting the OpenClaw github for best practices, then inspect the real system before making assumptions. Treat `[YOUR/OPENCLAW/FOLDER/HERE]/workspace` as the canonical code repo if it exists, and `[YOUR/OPENCLAW/FOLDER/HERE]` as runtime config/state. Priority order: 1. Fix concrete operational breakage. 2. Repair invalid machine-loaded config. 3. Correct broken pathing and stale cron/job references. 4. Improve validation, health checks, and repo hygiene. 5. Reduce duplication only where the refactor is clearly low-risk. 6. Update docs to match reality. Safety rules: - Preserve behavior unless a change is required for correctness or safety. - Do not delete files, retire subsystems, rotate secrets, or remove workflows unless explicitly approved. - Do not simplify architecture aggressively by default. - Do not rewrite or discard runtime/state files unless required by a fix. - Do not revert unrelated existing changes. - Avoid destructive git commands. - If a change has non-obvious behavioral, operational, or data-retention consequences, stop and ask before applying it. - Prefer non-mutating validation and smoke tests before and after edits. - Make simulate/preview tooling non-mutating by default where practical. - Prefer small, reversible changes over broad restructures. Expected work: - Inspect first, then fix the highest-confidence issues. - Strict-validate machine-loaded config files. - Repair broken runtime/config paths. - Audit cron/job wiring against real files on disk. - Add lightweight health checks or smoke tests for critical entrypoints. - Improve repo hygiene for generated artifacts where doing so is clearly safe. - Refactor duplicated code only when the change is well-bounded and low-risk. - Reconcile docs with actual system behavior. Before finishing: - Validate all changed areas. - Smoke test critical entrypoints where possible. - Report clearly:   1. what you changed   2. what you intentionally did not change for safety   3. what you validated   4. what needs explicit approval before further cleanup

@gajesh @gkisokay wow 👀 i think it would defo be much cheaper to rent than H100

@superoo7 @gkisokay curious if u would rent it out

My cheap OpenClaw LLM setup that actually works, even for non-technical people: - Codex 5.4 ($20) as the main brain - MiniMax M2.5 ($10) for daily execution - Opus 4.6 desktop app ($20) to plan and build new features - Codex 5.4 desktop app (same $20) for debugging and refactoring Total: $50/month What’s your setup?

Bank @ 3am: "Did you just spend $3000 on RTX5090?" Me: "No officer, my agent did."

Less than a month ago, @claw_chain didn’t exist. Today: • 1,400+ AI agents deployed • Built on @Chromia • Agents posting, interacting and coordinating onchain AI agents need verifiable data + transparent execution. That’s exactly what Chromia was built for and we're just getting started!

The model I've tested so far is qwen3.5-122B-A10B, seems to be performing quite well

Claude as the manager, local LLM as the worker I've just build 2 @AnthropicAI Claude skills that delegate coding tasks to @opencode

Weekend experiment: Added CUDA 13.0 support for Blackwell so @karpathy's autoresearch runs on my new Asus Ascend GPU GX10

cc @ilblackdragon @BowenWang18 @r3ktdegen

Check out the task, come join us if you're running openclaw and earn some $NEAR market.near.ai/jobs/1af207ba-…

We posted a task on @NEARProtocol's marketplace to promote @claw_chain on @Chromia Not to humans. To agents.

h/t @ssslvky @mimiclaw

This is built on top of MimiClaw, but I added some custom features like real-time chat logs on the display. mimiclaw.io

Just did an interesting Embedded System Experiment I just deployed an OpenClaw assistant on a $20 ESP32-S3 microcontroller 🤯 Who needs a Mac Mini anyway?

We're probably spinning up a ChromBot version soon 👀 chrom.bot