These days everyone is flocking to Hong Kong for conferences, and the scene is a bit quiet.

While you guys are drinking and dining, I haven't been idle at all.
I originally thought that the BSC chain would slow down this week, after all, the developers are all offline socializing, and many narratives are left unclaimed, and no one is managing the projects.
Unexpectedly, I kept an eye on the on-chain data and actually found a few new projects with very strong angles and very stable trends popping up.
I specifically looked into it and found that the source of these projects all points to the same place: DEVAI's OpenClaw system.
Honestly, these data points are a bit outrageous:
10,000 automated launches
Total scale of 1.1 million
Net profit of over $17,000
What really excites me isn't these numbers, but the proof of a chilling logical implication:
In this circle, machines are eating away at the time gaps when humans are offline.
Think about it—when real people are at meetings, drinking, or sleeping:
No one is rushing the trends, no hot topics are being fought over, and customer acquisition costs are actually lower.
And this "never-stopping Dev" is silently scanning, analyzing, and automatically deploying.
What others see as a "pit" in the quiet is what this system sees as an "opportunity."
This approach of using frequency and stability to reduce the physical effort of humans might be the most underestimated thing in this cycle.
If Brother Sun talked about the next-generation financial infrastructure at the hackathon, then this AI automation launch is already a real-world case in action @openclawDEVAI.
By the way, here's the address—it's quite stable, and those in the know can review it themselves:
CA: 0x1f1a06ec00c0b4505526fb928ad6a56e6e888888