ElizaOS
ELIZAOS
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
ELIZAOS (ElizaOS, formerly ai16z) presents an overall weak and distressed profile. While the underlying open-source AI agent framework demonstrates continuous development velocity on GitHub (scoring 7.0/10), the token's fundamentals are severely compromised. Tokenomics score poorly (2.0/10) due to a +40% inflationary expansion during migration, founder sell-offs, and an explicit severance of token utility from the software. Market liquidity is fragmented across chains with weak adoption metrics (3.5/10), and the token lacks third-party smart contract audits across its multi-chain deployments (5.5/10). Community Support was marked as an insufficient data gap (-1.0) and excluded from the weighted average because the project experienced total abandonment: "On August 6, 2026, founder Shaw Walters declared the token dead and announced the foundation was shutting down. The Eliza Foundation subsequently dissolved, transferring its remaining treasury to settle a federal class action lawsuit regarding project misrepresentation and migration dilution." This qualifies as a red-flag event confirming project dissolution and legal settlement.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About ElizaOS (ELIZAOS)
ElizaOS (ELIZAOS) is an abandoned cryptocurrency token that originated as ai16z and underwent a token migration in November 2025 before being declared defunct in August 2026. The project was initially launched by Eliza Labs in October 2024 as an open-source AI agent framework and rebranded to ElizaOS in January 2025. The ELIZAOS token was deployed across multiple networks, including Solana, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Smart Chain, utilizing Chainlink CCIP for cross-chain connectivity.
The token migration from ai16z to ELIZAOS introduced a 40% inflationary supply expansion, resulting in a total supply of 11 billion tokens. Following the migration, the project founder severed the token from the underlying software, eliminating future utility, buyback mechanisms, and value accrual. On August 6, 2026, founder Shaw Walters announced that the token was dead and that the foundation would shut down. The Eliza Foundation subsequently dissolved, directing its remaining treasury assets toward settling a federal class action lawsuit alleging project misrepresentation and token dilution.
From a technical and security standpoint, ELIZAOS operated without any verified third-party smart contract audits across its multi-chain deployments. In May 2025, academic researchers from Princeton University identified framework-level memory-injection and prompt-injection vulnerabilities in ElizaOS agents, though these flaws did not result in confirmed financial exploits or stolen funds. While development on the open-source software repository maintained active code commits, the token itself remains defunct with a depleted holder base following the settlement and foundation closure.