Crayfish become popular domestically vs. crude oil continues to surge

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-08T08:22:00+00:00

Freshwater lobsters have rapidly gained popularity domestically, driving the development of the computing power industry, with Wangsu Technology becoming a beneficiary. The crude oil futures have risen too much, reducing cost-effectiveness, and individuals are no longer paying attention. After the New Year, continue to monitor the price increase line and AI line; quantitative strategies are more attractive.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-08 08:22:00

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Crayfish, also known as openclaw, has been very popular on the outskirts since before the New Year. The free deployment at Tencent’s entrance on Friday caused this topic to explode. Which direction benefited most from the popularization of crayfish domestically? The answer is definitely computing power. That’s why I pre-allocated resources at Wangsu Technology before the holiday. If this becomes a big hit domestically, Wangsu Technology will likely be the first to profit directly. However, Wangsu’s stock performance is hard to predict. Another factor is domestic computing power configurations, especially since the latest version of DS is about to be released [Taogu Bar].

As for crude oil, its recognition has become quite clear last week. If you’re bold, you could consider a low buy-in wave, but I personally don’t plan to follow anymore. Crude oil futures have already risen significantly—almost 50% in domestic futures—making the volatility too high and the cost-effectiveness quite low, in my opinion.

Overall, the main trends after the New Year are the price increase line and AI line. Now that quantitative trading dominates, more logical targets will attract more capital attention and recognition.

That’s all. Best wishes.

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