Author: Frank, PANews Over the past period, the hottest topic in tech and startup circles hasn't been a major company launching a new model, but rather the whole industry "raising lobsters." On one hand, the "raising lobsters" craze has driven business growth in related industries, with large language model companies and cloud server providers making a killing. On the other hand, it has become a mystery how much actual returns Openclaw can actually bring to users. While social media is filled with such mythical stories, upon closer inspection, most of them are virtual stories fabricated for traffic. Does "raising lobsters" really make money? If it does, who exactly is pocketing the profit? PANews has compiled data from the TrustMRR data platform, public cases from social media, official project websites, and multi-source cross-validated reports. In order to distinguish between "verified genuine income" and "self-described myths on the internet," we have filtered out a large amount of claims based solely on one-party statements.

The United States is about to release the January PCE price index, with core PCE expected to increase 3.1% year-over-year, marking the largest increase since 2024 and significantly exceeding the Federal Reserve's 2% inflation target. Due to differences in item weighting between CPI and PCE, their trends have diverged, and PCE's "moderate" convention is also being challenged, which may impact the Federal Reserve's monetary policy in the future.

Slowmist has issued a security warning about ClawHub, which poses risks due to its reliance on GitHub single sign-on, making it susceptible to developer credential theft for supply chain attacks. GoPlus scanned the top 100 Skills and found that 21% have critical-level risks. Additionally, Tencent's SkillHub has sparked copyright disputes, with founders criticizing its lack of support for open-source projects. Users are advised to carefully select Skills and implement security measures to prevent potential attacks.

The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) plans to comment on the upcoming Federal Reserve's proposed banking capital rules, arguing that Bitcoin's 1250% risk weight is too high and does not reflect its actual risk characteristics, which will make it more difficult for banks to provide related services. The Federal Reserve is promoting the implementation of the Basel Accord, aimed at improving regulatory efficiency and maintaining financial stability.

E-commerce inventory management platform Eightco Holdings announced the completion of a $125 million funding round, with Bitmine leading a $75 million investment. Tom Lee will join the board of directors. These funds will support deployments in AI, blockchain, and digital consumer platforms. Eightco simultaneously completed investments in OpenAI and Beast Industries, marking its further transformation. However, the company's stock price has declined more than 92% over the past six months, reflecting market uncertainty regarding its transformation.

A major whale swapped $50.43 million USDT for AAVE tokens through Aave in a single transaction, receiving only 324 AAVE tokens (approximately $36,000) due to extreme slippage—nearly a total loss—yet all safeguards behind the scenes operated normally. (Previous context: Ouch! A major whale loses $50 million in a coin swap on Aave due to "extreme slippage") (Background supplement: Detailed explanation

Author: Yuan Chuan Investment Review South Korea's recent stock market performance has been like a "ten-loop roller coaster" at Chimelong. At the end of February, the US-Israel-Iran conflict erupted. Global stock markets weathered the first trading day on March 2 under expectations of "Trump speedrunning Iran," except South Korea's stock market was completely closed that day due to a holiday. When it reopened on March 3, expectations for a "quick resolution" in the Middle East had undergone a complete 180-degree reversal. The besieged Strait of Hormuz directly plunged the global oil and gas market into chaos, while KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index), which had been the hot topic since the beginning of 2026, plummeted into a relentless decline. On March 3, KOSPI once fell to the circuit breaker level, ultimately dropping more than 7%. The next day it continued to fall to the circuit breaker, closing with a single-day decline of 12.06%, marking the largest drop in history. March

Written by: Pyrs Carvolth, Christian Crowley, a16z Compiled by: Chopper, Foresight News In the current blockchain application cycle, founders are learning an unsettling but profound lesson: enterprises don't buy the "best" technology—they buy the upgrade path with the least disruption. For decades, new enterprise-level technologies have promised orders of magnitude improvements over traditional infrastructure: faster settlement, lower costs, cleaner architecture. But in practice, outcomes rarely fully match technological advantages. This means: if your product is "clearly better" yet still doesn't win, the gap isn't in performance—it's in product-market fit. This article is written for a group of founders in the crypto space: those who started in public blockchain scenarios and are now painfully pivoting toward enterprise-level businesses. For many, this is a major

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