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Tmall: 1M+ People Flock to Buy 'Lobster Farming' Gear; Computer Sales Surge 40% in Mar
The recent popularity of OpenClaw "lobster farming" persists, with "lobster farmers" flocking to purchase hardware equipment like the Mac mini, giving rise to a...
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The recent popularity of OpenClaw "lobster farming" persists, with "lobster farmers" flocking to purchase hardware equipment like the Mac mini, giving rise to a spike in sales in Tmall's computer category, Chinese media reported.

Since March, more than one million people have flocked to Tmall to buy "lobster farming" equipment, resulting in an overall 40% surge in computer equipment sales on the Tmall platform.

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