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Techub News reports that the state of Illinois in the United States has agreed to delay the implementation of a cryptocurrency tax law originally scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. Previously, several cryptocurrency groups filed lawsuits and applied for preliminary injunctions to prevent the law from taking effect at the beginning of next year. (CoinGape)
Techub News reports that the OpenClaw Foundation has released an open-source AI agent platform. The organization stated that the project was initially launched internally at OpenAI and was later donated to the foundation, where it was collaboratively developed with the participation of Red Hat and NVIDIA. The platform aims to provide developers and researchers with a collaborative infrastructure to build and deploy AI agents. (Tech in Asia)
Techub News, according to TechCrunch, Icelandic developer Hermann Haraldsson has released an open-source hardware project called Clawdmeter, which can display Claude Code usage statistics in real-time on a desktop dashboard. The device connects to a computer via Bluetooth and shows token consumption data in pixel animation format, reflecting Claude's deep penetration into the developer community and the rise of the "tokenmaxxing" productivity trend. The device is built around the Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-AMOLED-2.16 display, powered by a lithium battery, and can display session and weekly usage charts. Buttons on the side of the device support Claude Code voice mode and mode switching shortcuts, while the center button is used to toggle between animations and data views. Haraldsson stated that Claude helped him complete embedded development within days, demonstrating AI's role in democratizing programming.
Techub News reports, according to Bloomberg Law, FTX investors filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Silicon Valley law firm Fenwick & West LLP, alleging that as FTX's long-term external legal counsel, it knowingly assisted in creating shell companies and communication control mechanisms to conceal evidence, despite being aware that the exchange was misappropriating billions of dollars in customer assets. Fenwick & West served as FTX's primary external legal counsel for years until the exchange collapsed in 2022. FTX founder Samuel Bankman-Fried has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud and money laundering. The plaintiffs claim to have lost their life savings due to FTX's collapse, and the lawsuit is currently ongoing.
Techub News消息，去中心化GPU云算力平台Aethir Claw宣布推出原生大语言模型API层，将Anthropic、OpenAI及Google等前沿模型访问直接集成至订阅服务，用户无需外部LLM提供商或单独API密钥即可完成AI代理全栈部署。 该功能通过Model-as-a-Service层解决AI代理部署的服务碎片化问题，提供从VPS托管到模型推理的端到端管理。未来计划将前沿模型直接托管于其去中心化GPU网络，实现全栈数据主权并降低第三方依赖。
Techub News, Decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure project Aethir announced the launch of AI Agent hosting platform Claw, starting at a monthly fee of $3.99. The platform aims to reduce the hardware, electricity, and configuration costs required for self-hosting, offering ready-to-use preset skills and role templates. Compared to self-hosting models, the service is built on its decentralized GPU network, featuring over 50 built-in skills and crypto-native functionalities, and plans to launch Model as a Service (MaaS) integrating LLM APIs. This move aims to eliminate technical barriers and accelerate AI automation deployment in enterprise environments.
Techub News reports that cryptocurrency law firm Burwick Law has formally filed a federal class action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York against the creators of AI16Z and ElizaOS (defendants including Walters). The plaintiffs accuse the defendants of allegedly violating consumer protection laws, engaging in false advertising, and unjust enrichment. The defendants are accused of misappropriating the brand reputation of the well-known Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), fabricating the image of an AI technology startup, and issuing a token named AI16Z (later renamed ELIZAOS) on the Solana blockchain on October 24, 2024. The project claimed to possess an AI agent capable of autonomous investment, but it was actually manually operated and generated no revenue during the class action period. On January 2, 2025, the token's price reached an all-time high of approximately $2.47, with a market capitalization exceeding $2.6 billion, before subsequently crashing due to large holder sell-offs. On-chain data indicates that the most profitable traders realized profits of around $39 million. Furthermore, the defendants expanded the total token supply tenfold during the migration to ELIZAOS and allocated 40% of the new tokens to insiders. Affected by this incident, the Korea Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA) has added the relevant token to its "Investment Warning" list, and Coinbase has also announced the suspension of its perpetual contract trading. This case is regarded as a significant legal action against regulatory arbitrage practices involving "AI + Meme" concepts.
Techub News reports that Musk quoted a user post stating that users can now access the X API through OpenClaw, and expressed the hope to reduce usage costs under the premise of sustainable operation.
Techub News reported, according to Xinhua News Agency, to help users safely use OpenClaw, the National Internet Emergency Center and the Cyberspace Security Association of China jointly released the OpenClaw Security Best Practices Guide on March 22, offering security protection recommendations for general users, enterprise users, cloud service providers, and technical developers. Among them, recommendations for general users include: installing OpenClaw on dedicated devices, virtual machines, or containers with proper environment isolation, and it is not advisable to install it on daily office computers; not running OpenClaw with administrator or superuser privileges; not storing or processing private data within the OpenClaw environment; and promptly updating to the latest version of OpenClaw. For cloud service providers, recommendations include conducting security assessments and hardening at the fundamental security level of cloud hosts; deploying and integrating security protection capabilities; and ensuring supply chain and data security protection.
Techub News reports that Peter Steinberger, founder of OpenClaw, posted a warning on platform X stating that any cryptocurrency emails sent by websites claiming to be associated with OpenClaw are scams. He emphasized that OpenClaw is an open-source, non-commercial project and advised users to obtain information through the official website. He also urged users to remain vigilant against any attempts to build commercial wrappers on top of it.
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