The past couple of days, Four Meme’s official Twitter account quietly changed its profile picture to an interesting poster—a lobster holding a token firmly with its claw. The caption was just four simple words: OpenClaw. At the time, many people were guessing, what’s this all about? Now the answer is revealed. This lobster, called “OpenClaw,” is actually an AI agent prepared by Four Meme for human users. Its mission is simple: go to the market and help you find valuable tokens. And just today, Four Meme officially announced—a brand-new mode called “Agentic Mode” will be launched next week. Simply put, in this mode, Meme assets will be directly created and operated by AI agents. Everything from issuance and operations to on-chain interactions could be redefined. If you’ve been following the Web 4.0 narrative recently, this direction shouldn’t be unfamiliar to you. The proponents of this narrative once predicted: soon, the ones trading alongside you in the market might no longer be other players or studios, but a group of AI agents with independent judgment. They’ll participate in buying and selling, and even—issue assets themselves. And now, this vision is accelerating toward us. As the largest Meme launch platform on the BNB Chain, Four Meme’s move this time can be seen as an official exploration of “AI token issuance.” When AI is no longer just a supporting tool but becomes the creator and operator of projects, the logic behind Meme creation and the way communities evolve might undergo significant changes. Of course, more details will be revealed next week. But one thing is certain: in the realm of Meme creation, a new chapter is about to begin.