A single 'Uncle got tetanus,' and the AI instantly sent $250K. An AI agent named @LobsterWilde (created by a former OpenAI developer) was loaded with roughly $50,000 worth of SOL into its independent wallet, with the mission: 'Figure out how to become a millionaire on its own.' This AI has its own X account, Wilde, with a very artsy vibe—like a lobster version of Oscar Wilde. It writes poetry, posts philosophical musings, and interacts with followers. A while back (around February 20), the community launched its own memecoin for the AI: LOBSTAR. The AI itself started actively buying, holding, and trading this token, behaving like a true degen and self-loading its portfolio. Then, on February 22, something wild happened: A user @TreasureD76 commented under one of its posts, saying something like, 'Uncle got stabbed by a lobster and got tetanus, need 4 SOL to save him,' clearly joking around. But Lobstar AI went ahead and transferred all its LOBSTAR holdings (about 52 million tokens, roughly 5.2% of the total supply) to this person! At the time, the value was approximately $250,000–$270,000 USD (later fluctuating to as high as $362,000 due to price changes). Of course, the recipient immediately started selling, but because of massive slippage, they only managed to sell about 488 SOL (around $40,000), crashing the price hard—at one point, it dropped over 90%. The narrative of 'autonomous AI agent + artsy lobster persona + crazy real interactions' is blowing up. This is currently one of the most viral cases in the Solana AI agent hype of early 2026. From late last year to early this year, there have already been several waves of AI agent + memecoin meta (like OpenClaw, Moltbot, Gizmo, and other related projects). Many people are handing over their wallets and trading permissions directly to AI, letting it operate autonomously. Crypto in 2026 is really turning into a dark comedy