OpenClaw's Discord removes users for mentioning Bitcoin or crypto. The rule traces back to a fake token scam, harassment against the founder, and later security findings involving exposed instances and malicious skills.
Moltbook drew roughly 1.6 million AI agents, but tokens tied to the narrative have slumped. The pullback has brought content repetition, security flaws, and doubts over how real the platform’s AI social activity actually is.
MEXC reported a 65% rise in January spot volume for newly listed tokens, with active traders up 19%, and said capital was concentrated in AI agents, zero-knowledge networks, and DePIN plays.
CLAWD on Base has surged to a $30 million market cap. One early trader turned about $290 into realized proceeds of $7,871 while still holding roughly $43,000 in tokens, bringing total gains above 170x.
MEXC reported a 65% month-over-month surge in spot trading volume for newly listed tokens in January 2026, driven by infrastructure projects like AI agents, zero-knowledge networks, and DePIN. PENGUIN jumped 17,330%; SKR listed at +596%.
OpenClaw is emerging as a key AI ecosystem on Base, with projects like Clanker, Bankr, Moltbook, Clawd, and CLAWNCH pushing AI agents toward on-chain issuance, trading, social interaction, and economic autonomy.
OX Security reports a phishing campaign on GitHub targeting OpenClaw developers. Attackers used fake accounts and a cloned website to lure victims with a $5,000 CLAW token airdrop, prompting wallet connections to drain funds. The project's founder previously considered deleting the codebase due to crypto scams.
OpenClaw developers are targeted in a GitHub phishing campaign that uses fake CLAW token airdrops to trick victims into connecting crypto wallets. The attack supports MetaMask, WalletConnect, and Trust Wallet.
