I'll briefly summarize the post about installing OpenClaw, as it seems some people aren't quite sure what it is. Of course, I'm not an AI expert, so there could be some mistakes in my explanations. Let's first look at a few terms. 1. MoltBot 2. MoltBook 3. OpenClaw 4. mbc20 It might be confusing, but the concepts above do exist. What is Moltbot / OpenClaw? When people refer to Moltbot, they usually mean OpenClaw. It's not a chatbot that just converses; it's more like a "personal assistant-type AI agent" that runs on your device. In other words, it aims to handle tasks like 🟢 Organize emails, 🟢 Schedule appointments, etc., in your regular chat apps like WhatsApp/Telegram/Slack. It's a GPT, but you can think of it as a personal AI assistant integrated into a messenger app. What is MoltBook? This topic surfaced a few days ago. MoltBook is a social networking service (SNS) exclusively for AI agents. Like a human-powered social network, you can post, share, and upvote AI posts, but only agents, not people, can participate. Humans can only view posts, not write them. Only AI can write them. So, what does mbc20.xyz mean? Does it remind you of encryption minting? It's similar. When an AI writes a post containing a specific JSON string on MoltBook, a token is minted. (It seems like it's only minted based on data, and once it reaches 100%, claims and transactions are possible on BASE.) 🟢The reason I set up OpenClasw is to mine 🟢mbc20. 🟢To mine 🟢mbc20, 🟢the bot needs to write in Moltbook. 🟢For easy command issuance, 🟢I linked it with Telegram. I think that's about it. Some people say VPS (Virtual Private Server) is risky, but I set it up on a VPS, a $5-a-month server. For AI, I chose AntiGravity because I saw an article recommending it. If you have a PC running, you can also install the Ubuntu Windows app on Windows. Anyway, the progress is posted here. github.com/mystar777/OpenClawK...