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When the Founder of OpenClaw Advises Young People to Stay Away from Crypto

Peter Steinberger, founder of the popular AI product OpenClaw, recently advised young people to “not waste time on cryptocurrency,” sparking widespread discussion and self-reflection within the crypto community. His comments highlighted a growing anxiety: crypto may no longer be the most promising path for the next generation. This sentiment is reflected in several ongoing shifts. Key figures in crypto, such as Cobo CEO Shenyu, are increasingly focusing on AI, with some like zkSync’s Anthony Rose and Multicoin Capital’s Kyle Samani publicly transitioning to AI-related ventures. Established crypto-native VC firms like Paradigm are also raising new funds aimed at AI and robotics, signaling a strategic reallocation of capital amid a slowdown in high-quality crypto investment opportunities. Moreover, the crypto community’s attention is shifting from mere speculative interest in AI-themed tokens to genuine engagement with AI tools like OpenClaw. Crypto influencers are sharing practical AI workflows and hosting well-attended offline events focused on AI agents and applications. The underlying reasons include shrinking alpha in crypto, a lack of groundbreaking innovation, and AI’s compelling utility in enhancing personal productivity. As AI accelerates problem-solving and reduces manual effort, it offers a more tangible value proposition for technically-minded individuals. The article concludes that in an era of AI-driven efficiency, what may truly distinguish individuals are creativity, independent thinking, and the pursuit of meaning beyond pure financial gain.

marsbit03/01 12:39

When the Founder of OpenClaw Advises Young People to Stay Away from Crypto

marsbit03/01 12:39

Why capital is not flowing into crypto even as Global M2 explodes

Despite record levels of global M2 liquidity reaching approximately $135 trillion, capital is not flowing into the cryptocurrency market. Instead, it is moving towards traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver, which have seen significant rallies. The broader market, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, has experienced substantial declines and remains under bearish pressure. This shift is largely driven by ongoing macroeconomic strains and geopolitical tensions, prompting investors to prioritize capital preservation over speculative crypto investments. While some crypto exchanges are diversifying into traditional assets to capture wider capital flows, the crypto market has not yet benefited from the global liquidity expansion.

ambcrypto03/01 12:02

Why capital is not flowing into crypto even as Global M2 explodes

ambcrypto03/01 12:02

Bitcoin slides below key level after brutal February sell-off: What’s next?

Bitcoin (BTC) ended February with a significant decline of nearly 15%, marking its third-worst February performance on record. The price fell below the critical short-term holder cost basis of $89,900, indicating rising stress among recent investors. Increased realized losses, reaching up to $6 billion during sell-offs, suggest a phase of capitulation. However, long-term holders remain in profit, highlighting that market pressure is concentrated among newer participants. The price closed the month at $66,980 after a sharp late-month drop. Market stability now depends on whether institutional demand and whale accumulation can absorb the expanding distressed supply. Key indicators to watch include exchange netflows and the Coinbase Premium Index.

ambcrypto03/01 11:02

Bitcoin slides below key level after brutal February sell-off: What’s next?

ambcrypto03/01 11:02

Traders, LayerZero flipped bullish – ZRO eyes $2.00, but THESE risks remain

LayerZero (ZRO) rebounded strongly from the recent market downturn, reaching $1.88 before a slight pullback to $1.81. It maintained an ascending price structure, supported by consistent buying pressure. Key momentum indicators turned bullish: Buyer-Seller Strength showed significant buyer dominance, the Demand Index rose, and Stochastic RSI entered overbought territory, suggesting strong short-term momentum. The Aroon indicator signaled a recovering trend. Resistance is near $2.00, with a potential move toward $2.50 if momentum holds, though failure could see a retest of $1.50. On-chain data remains positive, with the Price DAA Divergence indicating growing user activity and potential undervaluation, supporting long-term bullish prospects if network usage stays high.

ambcrypto03/01 10:02

Traders, LayerZero flipped bullish – ZRO eyes $2.00, but THESE risks remain

ambcrypto03/01 10:02

Ripple Exec Clears The Air On Blocked XRP Transactions – When Does It Happen?

Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz clarified that Ripple cannot block transactions or freeze wallets on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). He explained that valid transactions can only be prevented if users collectively change the network’s validity rules. Schwartz also refuted claims that the XRPL is centralized due to Ripple’s Unique Node List, stating that such assertions are "objectively nonsensical." He emphasized that the XRPL was intentionally designed to be decentralized, ensuring that no single entity, including Ripple, can control or censor transactions. Schwartz noted that even if Ripple had such power, using it would destroy trust in the network. He also addressed comparisons to Bitcoin, highlighting key differences in how consensus is achieved between the two networks.

bitcoinist03/01 10:02

Ripple Exec Clears The Air On Blocked XRP Transactions – When Does It Happen?

bitcoinist03/01 10:02

Bitcoin Acts as a Geopolitical 'Barometer', Will Risk Appetite Return as Markets Open on Monday?

Bitcoin's V-shaped reversal following escalating Middle East tensions is being interpreted by some analysts as a positive signal for global risk assets at Monday's market open. As the only tradeable risk asset over weekends, Bitcoin acts as a real-time sentiment barometer, and its rebound suggests recovering risk appetite. Despite an initial sharp drop after Israel's airstrike on Iran, Bitcoin quickly recovered and surged past pre-conflict levels following reports of Ayatollah Khamenei's death. Academy Securities strategist Peter Tchir remains optimistic about a "risk-on" market opening, noting that oil prices have already partially priced in geopolitical risks, rising from $60 to $72 per barrel. Additionally, key oil transport channels remain unobstructed, and ample crude inventories provide a buffer against supply disruptions. This marks the third time Bitcoin has served as a weekend sentiment indicator during major Middle East conflicts, but this rebound was notably stronger, indicating a shift in market perception.

华尔街日报03/01 09:10

Bitcoin Acts as a Geopolitical 'Barometer', Will Risk Appetite Return as Markets Open on Monday?

华尔街日报03/01 09:10

While Bitcoin ETFs bled, Solana and XRP won the week – Here’s the data!

The final week of February 2026 saw crypto markets under pressure due to geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin ETFs showed mixed signals, starting with a significant $203.8 million outflow, including a major exit from BlackRock's IBIT. However, sentiment reversed mid-week with $1.1 billion in inflows before slowing again. Ethereum ETFs mirrored this volatility, with outflows followed by inflows, but ended the week showing hesitation. In contrast, Solana ETFs recorded five consecutive days of steady inflows, including a notable $30.9 million on February 25th. XRP ETFs also showed resilience with four days of consistent inflows, totaling over $9.5 million. Despite overall market fear, the data indicates a strategic shift where investors are diversifying into altcoin ETFs like Solana and XRP, moving beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum.

ambcrypto03/01 09:02

While Bitcoin ETFs bled, Solana and XRP won the week – Here’s the data!

ambcrypto03/01 09:02

Crypto At The Casino? UK Weighs Letting Online Bettors Pay With Digital Currency

British gamblers seeking to use cryptocurrency are often directed to illegal websites, a key reason the UK Gambling Commission is considering allowing licensed online platforms to accept crypto payments. Tim Miller, the Commission's executive director, stated that crypto is a top search term leading users to unregulated sites, suggesting that blocking it on legal platforms may push consumers toward riskier alternatives. The review, with no set deadline, will be conducted alongside the Financial Conduct Authority's new crypto oversight framework, expected in 2027. Strict conditions, including affordability checks and full regulatory compliance, would still apply to any crypto transactions.

bitcoinist03/01 08:52

Crypto At The Casino? UK Weighs Letting Online Bettors Pay With Digital Currency

bitcoinist03/01 08:52

Tired of Pump and Dump Games? Tomorrow 10 PM, This Livestream Returns to the Original Spirit of Meme

Tired of the typical "pump and dump" schemes in the MEME space? On March 2nd at 22:00 (UTC+8), GENG platform will launch an experimental initiative aimed at returning to the original spirit of memes—fair and community-driven. Unlike projects plagued by insider trading, influencer pump-and-dumps, and hidden pre-sales, this experiment will hand over control to an ordinary creator with zero followers. There will be no pre-mining, no insider allocations, and no influencer endorsements. The entire process will be live-streamed with full transparency and publicly verifiable on-chain data. This isn’t a marketing stunt—it’s a live, on-chain verification of a truly transparent token launch. Tune in to see how far a meme project led by a regular person can go when all filters are removed. Official website: https://geng.one/

比推03/01 08:13

Tired of Pump and Dump Games? Tomorrow 10 PM, This Livestream Returns to the Original Spirit of Meme

比推03/01 08:13

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