Eliza Labs Founder Declares ELIZAOS AI-Agent Token ‘Dead’ After Lawsuit

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Eliza Labs founder ends ELIZAOS token after lawsuit settlement, leaving no funds for support.

Summary

Shaw Walters, founder of Eliza Labs, declared the ELIZAOS token 'dead' after a class-action settlement exhausted the project's treasury. The settlement, forced by a lawsuit alleging misleading practices, left no funds for buybacks or support. Walters emphasized that ElizaOS, the open-source AI framework, will continue development independently. He criticized speculative crypto culture and reiterated his focus on building autonomous AI agents without token dependencies. The project's future relies on open-source adoption rather than financial backing.

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