A traffic genius who transitioned from the crypto world to AI has written two articles with nearly a million views. The skill is there, but it's a bit unethical. What's worth learning is how sharply they captured the market's emotional pulse—viral articles that perfectly cater to some people's anxiety. The first article felt familiar, and not long after, it was taken down by x due to copyright issues. Today, I found out it was actually a tutorial from the well-known tech community Linuxdo, but I couldn't find the original post, so I'm not sure how similar it was. However, I've definitely seen similar articles before. The second article about practical money-making feels a bit fake. Openclaw might work for a one-person company, but in a production environment, it's a complete disaster. Not using Claude code or Codex and relying on Openclaw is just incomprehensible. Memory issues, tool integration, multi-agent setups, knowledge bases—each one has massive problems, and the more you fix the bugs, the more they multiply. Also, I ran the article through Zhuque AI for a check, and the business-related content showed obvious AI traces. It was identified as suspected AI at 62%, clearly AI at 15%, so it's pretty much confirmed to be fake. That said, the thought process is definitely worth learning. After two articles, they've successfully monetized