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ElizaOS is undergoing a significant token migration process from AI16Z, while technical discussions focus on implementing a rock-paper-scissors game for Eliza agents and addressing issues with GitHub documentation and links.

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Today's Key Developments

Discord Updates

Discord Updates

#💬-discussion
Detailed discussions about the AI16Z to ElizaOS token migration process, including eligibility requirements based on a November 11th snapshot, exchange vs. wallet holdings, and support processes for special cases.
Participants: TobyMoonWalker, KeyzerSozse, DorianD
#💬-coders
Technical discussion about implementing a rock-paper-scissors game for Eliza agents using a commit-reveal scheme with HSM/MPC vault instead of zk-SNARKs, with recommendations for mobile-friendly interfaces on Base or BNB chains.
Participants: Chucknorris, DorianD
#🥇-partners
Discussions about market dynamics, criticizing ElizaOS's lack of revenue generation in comparison to competitors who are focused on "revenue washing" or "stablecoin washing" to appear more valuable.
#core-devs
Brief mention of ElizaOS v2 evolving "from a meme AI fund to a full-fledged agent system" and discussion about a GitHub issue in the eliza-nextjs-starter repository that needs fixing.
Participants: sayonara, Stan ⚡
Strategic Insights

Strategic Insights

Token Migration Process Transparency
The community requires clearer communication and documentation regarding token migration processes, particularly for users with tokens on exchanges, in liquidity pools, or in cold wallets.
Key Questions:
  • How can we improve future migration communication to avoid frustrations, especially for international communities?
  • Should we develop standard operating procedures for token migrations that account for different holding scenarios?
Project Evolution Direction
ElizaOS appears to be transitioning from a 'meme AI fund' to a 'full-fledged agent system' with ElizaOS v2, while facing criticism about its revenue generation model compared to competitors.
Key Questions:
  • What concrete revenue generation mechanisms should be prioritized to address market criticism?
  • How should the team balance technical agent development with market expectations around tokenomics?
Technical Implementation Priorities
The development of AI agent capabilities appears to be focusing on practical implementations like games and interactive experiences rather than purely theoretical advancements.
Key Questions:
  • Should resources be allocated to building user-facing agent games as a priority?
  • How does the commitment to mobile-friendly implementations align with the overall technical roadmap?
Market Analysis

Market Analysis

Token price and market cap have experienced significant volatility, with reports of previous highs of $2.5B declining to $30-50M following a Binance Alpha airdrop announcement.
The substantial market cap decline signals potential investor concerns about token utility and project revenue models.
Current crypto market trends emphasize 'revenue washing' and 'stablecoin washing' to improve project valuations, putting pressure on ElizaOS to develop clear revenue streams.
Without demonstrated revenue generation, ElizaOS may continue to face market disadvantages compared to competitors focused on showing financial metrics.
Liquidity challenges across multiple chains with BSC showing better liquidity than Solana/Base/ETH ecosystems.
The uneven liquidity distribution may impact trading accessibility and price stability across different blockchain environments.

User Feedback

Korean users expressed frustration about lack of communication regarding the token migration snapshot timing.
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Users with tokens in exchanges or liquidity pools during the snapshot period are requesting special handling and manual migration.
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Today’s DeliberationToken migration challenges dominate community discussions while technical teams advance both user-facing agent interactions and core framework stability.
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Technical

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Markets

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Development

GitHub Updates

GitHub Updates

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Summary

On November 17, 2025, ElizaOS saw significant progress in core dependency management with the migration from an outdated LangChain version to a more modular text splitting library, alongside a new feature in `plugin-knowledge` to expose available documents as a state value for easier prompt binding. An emerging theme is the community's interest in Deepseek API integration across different plugins.

🚨 Needs Attention

  • Urgent Discussions:
  • - elizaos-plugins/plugin-knowledge#6156: An inquiry about Deepseek API integration suggests using `plugin-openrouter` or providing the API endpoint if Deepseek is OpenAI compatible.

    ✅ Completed Work

    Core Dependency Updates

  • The core `eliza` package migrated from the deprecated `langchain` v0.3 to `@langchain/textsplitters` v1.0, enhancing modularity and compatibility with newer LangChain versions. (elizaos/eliza#6152)
  • The issue concerning the deprecation of LangChain v0.3 was closed following the successful migration to `@langchain/textsplitters` v1.0. (elizaos/eliza#6145)
  • Plugin Enhancements

  • The `plugin-knowledge` now exposes available documents as a state value, making prompt binding easier by returning formatted documents with a count via new `values` fields and updated error handling. (elizaos-plugins/plugin-knowledge#47)
  • 🏗️ Work in Progress

    New Pull Requests

  • elizaos/eliza:
  • - Bump `glob` dependency from 11.0.3 to 11.1.0 in `/packages/core`. (elizaos/eliza#6157)

    🐞 Issue Triage

    New Issues

  • elizaos/eliza:
  • - A feature request was opened to inquire about the possibility of using the DeepSeek API with ElizaOS. (elizaos/eliza#6156)

    Closed Issues

  • elizaos/eliza:
- The issue regarding the deprecation of LangChain v0.3 and the need for migration was closed. (elizaos/eliza#6145)

Full Stories

From November 17-18, 2025, the elizaOS/eliza repository showed active development with 1 new pull request (which was successfully merged), 1 new issue opened, and participation from 8 active contributors during this period.

PR #6157 titled 'chore(deps): bump glob from 11.0.3 to 11.1.0 in /packages/core in the npm_and_yarn group across 1 directory' by @dependabot is open.

PR #6152 titled 'fix: migrate from LangChain v0.3 to @langchain/textsplitters v1.0' is closed.

Issue #6156 titled 'can i use deepseek api?' by @870171594 is OPEN with 1 comment since November 17, 2025.

The repository elizaOS/eliza has a list of top contributors, though specific contributor details are not provided in the input.