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Fake AI token "ClawdBot" plummeted 90% after its market cap once soared to $16 million—Founder warns: Beware of scams

Fake AI token "ClawdBot" plummeted 90% after its market cap once soared to $16 million—Founder warns: Beware of scams

币界网币界网2026/01/27 13:01
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According to CoinWorld, Peter Steinberger, founder of the open-source AI assistant ClawdBot (now renamed Moltbot), has publicly warned users to beware of a fake token called $CLAWD, which has been falsely associated with his project. Steinberger stated that he has never issued any tokens and has no connection to any cryptocurrency. The token's market capitalization on cryptocurrency platforms such as Solana once approached 16 million USD, but quickly plummeted to below 800,000 USD after Steinberger's denial. Steinberger pointed out that this scam was caused by someone impersonating his account and taking advantage of the project's recent rebranding, and urged users to ignore all cryptocurrency claims related to his software.
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