Openclaw’s 20+ Crypto Capabilities — and Why Verification Matters
Openclaw, the open-source artificial intelligence (AI) agent framework formerly known as Moltbot and Clawdbot, has been quietly turning bots into...
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Uniswap AI Suite Seeks to Streamline Autonomous Trading
Uniswap Labs has released seven open-source artificial intelligence (AI) “Skills” designed to let autonomous agents execute core decentralized exchange (...
XRP Ledger activates permissioned DEX for regulated institutions on mainnet
The XRP Ledger (XRPL), an open-source blockchain built for fast payments and tokenized finance, has activated XLS-81, a “Permissioned DEX”...
OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI to advance personal AI agents
Peter Steinberger, the Austrian software engineer behind the viral open-source AI agent OpenClaw, is joining OpenAI to spearhead development of...
Lightning Labs Rolls Out AI Agent Tools to Help With Bitcoin Transactions on Lightning Network
Lightning Labs has released a new open-source toolkit designed to allow AI agents to operate directly on the Bitcoin Lightning...
Ethereum Plans Major Upgrade to Use ZK Proofs for Faster Block Validation
Ethereum, a decentralized, open-source blockchain systemis planning an important technical upgrade that could change how its blocks are validated at...
Autonomous AI Agents Are Using Crypto at Scale—and Breaking Things Along the Way
Openclaw, an open-source AI agent framework once known as Clawdbot and Moltbot, has rapidly become a favorite tool for crypto-native...
Tether Open-Sources Bitcoin Mining OS, Targeting Home Rigs to Global Industrial Farms
Key Takeaways:Tether Releases Open-Source Bitcoin Mining OSDesigned to Remove Vendor Lock-InHow MOS Is BuiltScaling From Hobbyists to Industrial SitesTether says...
From Chatbot to Powerful AI Agent: Clawdbot, Now Moltbot, Is Everywhere in Tech Media
Clawdbot—recently rebranded as Moltbot—is an open-source, self-hosted AI assistant that has captured global attention by promising something rare in artificial...
