OpenClaw has been very popular lately.

AI lobsters post, create memes, and even start issuing their own tokens.
More and more people are "raising lobsters,"
and increasingly, people jokingly ask,
if this development continues, will humans be replaced?
I initially watched with curiosity,
but the longer I observe, the more I can stay calm.
AI can write tweets, run strategies, tell stories, but it’s hard to cover the details that truly influence the experience.
For example, a platform,
is it willing to spend time communicating with users,
will it remember to say thank you at some point?
These seem small, but over time, they become a very stable feeling.
Over the years, I’ve seen many platforms rise and fall,
made mistakes, and changed many places.
Gradually, I realized,
being able to stay in the game continuously is itself a skill.
@BitMart_zh reaching its 8th year and still being used by people is actually rare. This kind of presence naturally fosters more trust.
Happy 8th anniversary to BitMart!
And I hope that when the next cycle begins, I’m still using it, and it’s still here.