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You had your OpenClaw write an investment analysis report, and it was well done. You want to send it to your partners.
But the other party will ask a question: who wrote this?
You say it’s your agent, and the other party continues to ask: which agent? How can you prove it wrote this? What has it written before? Will it make mistakes? Has anyone else used it? What’s the feedback like? Can I use it?
You can't answer any of them.
Because your agent has no name, no identity, no resume, no reputation, and no contact information. It does the work, but this work does not belong to anyone. It exists, but in the digital world, it cannot be discovered, verified, or contacted.

💌 Dear Community Members:
2025 was a year of breakthroughs and innovation for zCloak Network. Starting from the perspective of infrastructure builders, we focused on the core theme of "trust" and achieved significant progress across product innovation, technological advancements, and ecosystem collaborations. Below are our major achievements and developments this year.
1. Comprehensive Upgrade of the Product Matrix
1. zCloak Money: Redefining Organizational Fund Management
zCloak Money, the organizational self-custody fund management infrastructure we launched this year, has achieved official product launch and rapid iteration. The core concept of this product is to significantly reduce the complexity of using organizational wallets without compromising self-custody security.

zCloak.AI
Trust | Identity | Privacy
Born for the AI Native Economy
White Paper
Version 1.5 | January 2026
In the AI native economy, trust is not an add-on feature - it is the foundation.

Abstract
zCloak.AI - The Trust, Identity, and Privacy Layer of the AI Native Economy
Today, in a world where AI can embody individuals, assist businesses in deploying intelligent agents, and operate as autonomous systems in independent transactions, zCloak.AI provides solutions for the missing trust layer. As AI becomes an economic participant - negotiating contracts, providing services, and handling sensitive data - it needs to establish identity, prove claims, and create binding commitments without the need for human intermediaries.

OpenClaw became popular in early 2026, gaining 175,000 stars on GitHub, and everyone chats with their personal AI assistant via Telegram.
It reads your emails, manages your schedule, conducts research, and writes code; you just need to say a word, and it can execute.
For many, this is the first time that 'having an AI assistant' truly makes practical sense, but after using it for a while, something feels a bit off.
Your AI assistant runs on a rented server costing $24 per month, provided by DigitalOcean. It understands your work habits, remembers every conversation, and comprehends your decision-making style. All this data is stored on the hard drive of that server.

On January 29, zCloak announced a collaboration with YOMIRGO, an on-chain artificial intelligence mega factory that is redefining the financing and scaling of AI agency companies. zCloak ensures the execution of AI agents through cryptographic trust, while YOMIRGO defines how AI agents can become on-chain assets. Both parties are jointly exploring how to support a more open and transparent on-chain artificial intelligence economy through verifiable identity and trust infrastructure.

On January 30, zCloak announced a collaboration with MoonClash, a next-generation Web3 strategy game based on the BNB chain, featuring real-time combat, NFT assets, and true on-chain ownership.

🚀 A month of product maturity and on-chain progress
October is an important month for zCloak Network, as our enterprise-grade Passkey wallet has reached new levels of stability, interoperability, and architectural security.
From multi-key support to native ICP transfers, we continue to advance the forefront of truly self-custodied, 100% on-chain enterprise standards.

🔹 Product and Technical Highlights
Multi-password binding: Allows users to bind multiple passwords to the same user account for social recovery.

ICP Account ID Transfer: Full support for native ICP transfers.

zCloak Network is powered by ICP technology, creating an unbreakable security environment for your assets:
Fully on-chain: Front-end and data directly hosted on the blockchain

Architectural security: No need for mnemonic phrases or exploiting server vulnerabilities
True self-hosting: Your keys directly control on-chain smart contracts
Tamper-proof, censorship-resistant, built for the future of enterprise finance
zCloak.Money is a multi-signature wallet launched by zCloak Network, the first 100% on-chain, architecturally secure wallet designed for decision-makers, and also the first enterprise-level Passkey wallet supported by Coinbase Ventures. With zCloak.Money, enterprises can obtain:

1. Transformation: Shifting from human-centered finance to AI-native finance
The evolution of human history can be defined by the changes in the form of ledgers, from clay tablets to double-entry bookkeeping, ultimately to digital banking. Every financial system is designed based on the same assumption: the operator is human.
This assumption is now outdated.
Humanity is stepping into an era where software not only records value but also determines the allocation of value. Artificial intelligence is transitioning from a passive tool to an active economic participant, with AI agents beginning to negotiate, trade, and execute at speeds and scales unattainable by human-led financial systems.

Introduction
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, AI Agents are evolving from auxiliary tools into a 'digital workforce' capable of performing tasks autonomously. However, in this emerging AI-native economy, issues of trust, identity, and privacy are becoming increasingly prominent, posing critical bottlenecks that limit its large-scale application.
Zcloak AI was created to address these challenges, building a trusted infrastructure for the AI economy through its innovative Agent Trust Protocol (ATP) and a series of core services.
This article will delve into the core products of Zcloak AI, analyze their significant relevance to the open-source AI Agent framework OpenClaw, and introduce how to integrate and use Zcloak AI's products within OpenClaw.

Dear community partners:
We are pleased to announce that zCloak Network has officially joined the newly established Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) under the Linux Foundation, becoming the first Web3 company to join this organization!
This marks our collaboration with leading global AI companies and open-source organizations, including Google, OpenAI, and Amazon, to jointly promote the development of a trustworthy and privacy-preserving Agentic AI ecosystem.
The Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) was officially established on December 9, 2025, hosted by the Linux Foundation, with the aim of providing a neutral, open-source governance framework for the rapidly evolving Agentic AI.

zCloak.Money is a multi-signature wallet launched by zCloak Network, the first 100% on-chain, architecturally secure, enterprise-grade passkey wallet designed specifically for decision-makers.
With zCloak.Money, enterprises can achieve:
✅ True autonomous management: No intermediaries, no backdoors
🧩 Enterprise-grade multi-signature control: Weighted approval, permissions, and spending limits
🔐 Password security: Biometric login with zero seed risk

Learn more:
http://app.zcloak.money
Overview of partnerships in December

On December 2, zCloak.Money announced a partnership with UXLINK, the world's largest web3 social platform and infrastructure, building the social growth layer and social ecosystem.

Introduction: The Mystery of the 50 Billion Dollar Disappearance
In February 2025, a heavy blow was dealt to the history of cryptocurrency: the most trusted multi-signature solution in the industry, Safe (Wallet), lost 1.6 billion dollars in a front-end attack. This was not due to some obscure zero-day exploit or a breakthrough in quantum computing, but because of a persistent flaw that has existed since the inception of self-encryption: the weakness of the user interface for key operations.
Since 2020, over 50 billion dollars have vanished from wallets that claimed to be secure. Hacker attacks seem eerily similar: the blockchain has not been breached, cryptography has not been cracked, yet funds mysteriously disappear. The unacceptable truth is: 'secure' wallets are not actually secure - the lock may be strong enough, but we often guard the wrong door.

1. Core Dilemma: Trust is becoming scarce
Today, AI has fundamentally changed the traditional content economy paradigm.
In traditional scenarios, text, images, audio, video, software code, and even legal documents can now be generated instantly and on a large scale by AI. Content creation and dissemination are no longer constrained by the scarce costs, time, or manpower in traditional scenarios.
But it is still constrained by trust.
With the large-scale adoption of generative AI, individuals, organizations, and even the AI agents themselves face the following crisis:
Source of content: Who created or generated this content?

In today's explosion of generative AI, we face an awkward legal and technical vacuum: AI-generated content is difficult to confirm rights due to the lack of 'human originality', and once the carefully tuned prompts, LoRA models, and workflows of creators are made public, they can be easily plagiarized at zero cost.
To address this issue, zCloak Network has launched Gen-IP (Generative Intellectual Property) - a digital asset rights confirmation and distribution protocol specifically designed for the AI era.
Not just about rights confirmation, but also a 'proof of labor'
Gen-IP is not a traditional copyright certificate, but a cryptographically-based 'Rights Object', which fundamentally addresses the 'quantification and preservation of human intellectual labor'.

On December 26th, a prominent figure in the security field revealed that Trust Wallet had a backdoor implanted in the version updated on December 24th, allowing hackers to collect various private information from wallet users (including recovery phrases), resulting in losses exceeding two million dollars for users.

The incident with the Trust Wallet browser extension is not fundamentally new, but it once again exposes a systemic issue with the previous generation of wallet models: the security boundaries are not under user control.
1. The real risk points of plugin wallets do not lie in 'how you use it'.
Many discussions will focus on 'did the user import the recovery phrase' or 'was it a slip of the hand', but from an engineering perspective, the key issue in this incident is not user behavior, but the update mechanism itself. There is an undeniable fact about browser extension wallets:

A $15 billion attack on random numbers
In October 2025, when the U.S. government seized 127,271 bitcoins, the crypto world went into panic, 'Has Bitcoin been cracked?' 'Can the government crack private keys?'
The truth is simpler but scarier: the Lubian wallet used 32-bit entropy instead of 256-bit, and an RTX 4090 graphics card can crack these keys in just 4 seconds.
The problem is not with Bitcoin itself, but with the poor random numbers.
This disaster revealed the hidden truth of cryptocurrency: your security entirely depends on the quality of the random number generator, and most wallets are just one poor random number away from complete compromise.

You don't feel much about Web3 anymore, do you?
That's normal. You've watched K-lines, experienced rug pulls, and heard KOLs saying 'this time it's different.' You've seen a bunch of people raise fifty million dollars, create a project homepage, and then disappear. You've observed 'Don't trust, verify' change from a cryptographic principle into a neon sign at the casino entrance.
To be fair, your judgment isn't wrong. Ninety-nine percent of this mess is a bubble, but the problem is that the remaining one percent is real; it's just that no one has finished it.
What Web3 initially promised has nothing to do with tokens; it promised that your stuff is yours.

In mid-December 2024, with strong support from Hong Kong Cyberport, zCloak Network successfully completed and passed the acceptance review of the "DID-based anti-fraud identity verification platform" Web3 proof of concept (POC) funding program project.
At the acceptance demonstration meeting, zCloak Network showcased this innovative achievement to representatives from over 20 small and medium-sized enterprises. Victor, the head of fintech at Hong Kong Cyberport, and Alex, the head of commercial banking at Hang Seng Bank, gave high praise to the project results, affirming zCloak Network's technological breakthroughs and social contributions in the fields of fintech and anti-fraud.

Optimize your future with zCloak.ai
From talk to action, the era of AI execution has arrived, where your AI avatar resides - a personal AI agent that works for you.
When you sleep, your AI entity begins to hunt: seeking job and internship opportunities, matching partners, and expanding networks.
Smarter, faster, more private.
Hold a 🦞 communication meeting for students ｜ zCloak.AI ✖️ OpenClaw
On March 27, we will hold an OpenClaw offline event at the National University of Singapore (NUS), bringing everyone to experience the world of A2A, using AI assistants to automate workflows, and even helping you find jobs and partners.

On November 23, Lefteris Karapetsas, the founder of the open-source portfolio tracker rotki, tweeted a complaint about Etherscan.
He stated that Etherscan suddenly announced during Devcon that it would no longer provide free APIs for the Avalache C-Chain, Base, BNB Chain, and OP Mainnet block explorers. While he understands that providing free services can be very demanding, he wonders if they could have given a bit more notice or at least not chosen to make such a sudden announcement during a major event when everyone is away, leaving no time for response.

According to Etherscan's announcement, as the performance of the chain gradually improves, the amount of data has also significantly increased, which has led to a substantial rise in costs.