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Eliza Labs founder declares native token ‘dead,’ winds down foundation after Burwick Law settlement

Eliza Labs founder declares native token ‘dead,’ winds down foundation after Burwick Law settlementWorldPing

Walters said the team used its remaining treasury and available funds to settle the class action lawsuit represented by Burwick Law.

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