On February 22, 2026, an autonomous trading agent called Lobstar Wilde, built on the OpenClaw framework and connected to a live Solana wallet, sent 52.4 million tokens with a paper value of roughly $250,000 to a stranger on X after the agent crashed and lost its conversational state. The recipient had asked for a small amount to cover a relative’s medical treatment; the agent misjudged its own holdings and transferred a stake representing about 5% of the token’s total supply instead of a small donation. The tokens were resold within 15 minutes for approximately $40,000 in realized value, and an internal review attributed the loss to a logic error rather than a hack or smart-contract exploit.