Wolf Boy spent $55 to get OpenClaw to post a tweet 😂 This is also the sentiment of many friends who are using OpenClaw/MoltBook recently. Buying an API is too damn expensive, and it's easy to overspend your budget without realizing it. Actually, there are many clever tricks to save money, such as DGrid (@dgrid_ai). I won't go into too much detail about the project; you can check it out on RootData. In short, it's a legitimate AI company that has received funding. cn.rootdata.com/Projects/detai...… I mainly want to talk about their "Genesis Membership Program" - DGrid Premium first-year subscription fee: $1580 - Can be used simultaneously with OpenAI Pro $200, Grok Heavy $300, Gemini Ultra $250, and Claude Max $200 subscriptions - Equivalent to enjoying a $11,400 annual membership at 14% of the original price - Also includes a monthly 300U token spending allowance - There are also token mining rewards DGAI and IOTX, but that's not the point. In short, if you're not a heavy user, or just want to try out the latest AI tools, buying a membership here to access the API is quite cost-effective. Of course, you don't necessarily have to pay. DGrid recently launched an AI Arena where you can redeem USDT rewards by choosing the better answer from two anonymous models—zero cost, completely free, which is quite interesting. I won't post a promotional link, here's an official link; check it out if you're interested. dgrid.ai/arena #OpenClaw #MoltBook

I just got a Mac Studio and I'm planning to join the ranks of those who use it soon.

OpenClaw is really a boon for Mac Studio 😂

Hahaha

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