Recently, OpenClaw has become a sensation in China, turning into the center of a new wave of technology. You might have heard its name, but what’s really going on behind the scenes? Let’s dive into this “lobster” frenzy. From local configurations to hardware services, from Token API transfers to ecosystem plugins, this wave has not only drawn countless people into the tech world but also spawned a complete money-making industry chain. Some are traveling across the country, deploying “plug-and-play” services for small and medium-sized businesses, earning tens of thousands per deal. Others are making millions in just a few months by selling equipment and customized services. These people selling services and hardware are called “shovel sellers,” because, like the jeans merchants during the gold rush, they’re monetizing tech anxiety. Meanwhile, ordinary users struggling with deployment headaches are willing to spend big to simplify the process, even if it means paying a “IQ tax” — and they’re happy to do so. This reflects the psychological logic behind the tech wave: the fear of falling behind the times and the sense of security that money can buy. So, will you choose to join this tech frenzy or observe how the “shovel sellers” are cashing in? #OpenClaw #TechInnovation #InfoAnxiety #Web3Beginner