The Crypto version of OpenClaw launched by TermiX has integrated nearly a hundred Crypto Skills.
According to Odaily, on March 10, during an AI-themed AMA initiated by BNB Chain, several guests from Crypto AI projects, including Shaw, founder of Ai16Z, Stephan, Head of Marketing at TermiX, and the founder of Unibase, shared their views, focusing on the security issues of AI Agents in Crypto applications. At the same time, several guests also mentioned the application of OpenClaw in Crypto scenarios.
Stephan, Head of Marketing at TermiX, shared that TermiX has released the Crypto version of OpenClaw, naming it CryptoClaw. Currently, this product has integrated nearly a hundred Crypto Skills, and its GitHub project has received over 280 Stars.
Unlike the traditional way of using OpenClaw, users do not need to perform complex configurations and debugging. By simply deploying CryptoClaw, they can directly call a wide range of Crypto Skills to complete various complex on-chain operations.
Stephan also pointed out that in the future, TermiX will launch ecosystem products such as the CryptoClaw Skills Hub, encouraging Crypto experts to package their trading experience and professional capabilities into Skills. While helping ordinary users improve their trading level, this also enables individuals to turn their professional skills into profitable products in the AI era.
It is reported that TermiX has received investment from YZi Labs.
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