Is OpenClaw a gimmick? No, but I want to share two facts with everyone.

The first fact is that the proposition "you can make money by properly leveraging OpenClaw" is just like the exposed gold mines of the American West back in the day. The gold genuinely exists, but history has already answered who actually made the money in the end—the muddy-covered prospectors, or the various people selling shovels and cowboy pants by the roadside?

The second fact is that OpenClaw's greatest contribution lies in permanently and consensually completing a global-scale user education at the social media level. It transformed public perception from "large models perform poorly because the model itself is inadequate" to "large models are all-powerful; I perform poorly because I don't know how to fine-tune it."

If you treat OpenClaw as a toy, it's truly revolutionary; if you treat it as a life-saving straw for turning your life around, then you're premium material in others' eyes.

True players never pan for gold in the river.