[Little Lobster OpenClaw has made the model company and cloud vendors fat. Will it be the little communicator of the AI era?]
On March 6, 2026, an unusual scene appeared in front of Tencent Building in Nanshan District, Shenzhen: Tencent Cloud engineers set up a booth at the entrance of the headquarters to provide free installation services for OpenClaw to passing developers and AI enthusiasts. This open-source AI Agent framework, nicknamed 'Little Lobster' because its icon resembles a little lobster, is discussed in this article for your quick reading.
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[A Decoupling and a Tweet: When the President of the United States Begins to Legislate for His Own Business]
On March 4, Trump posted on Truth Social, explicitly criticizing the banking industry for threatening and undermining the GENIUS Act. He urged Congress to expedite the passage of the cryptocurrency market structure bill and warned that if the framework does not materialize soon, the United States will lose its advantage in the cryptocurrency field to other countries. The language was intense, portraying him as a defender speaking out for the industry. This article discusses.
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[Mankiw Study: The Supreme Court calls for 'judicial response to cryptocurrency': releasing 3 major signals!]
In the past decade, when people talked about cryptocurrency and Chinese law, they often associated it with 'fraud', 'pyramid schemes', and 'money laundering'. Today, it has been officially included in the annual work plan of the Supreme Court, alongside 'securities market' and 'private equity funds'. Cryptocurrency is transitioning from a hotspot for criminal activity to a new phase of civil and commercial regulation. This article discusses and provides a quick reading.
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[The same judge gave different outcomes to Uniswap and Tornado]
On March 3, a class action lawsuit requiring Uniswap and Uniswap founder Hayden Adams to be held accountable for fraudulent tokens on Uniswap was dismissed by the Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York. Brian Nistler, the General Counsel of the Uniswap Foundation, referred to it as a 'milestone ruling for DeFi'. This article discusses and provides a quick reading.
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