ElizaOS founder Shaw accused daos.fun founder baoskee of using non-public information during the ai16z project’s renaming and migration, alleging that baoskee sold tokens from daos.fun’s execution wallet and made about $6.6 million. Shaw said the project team had promised in June 2025 to launch a Snapshot vote so the community could decide on a name change after a16z asked the project to adopt a new name to avoid a trademark dispute. He argued that the voting mechanism was not launched as promised, and that baoskee sold all ai16z held in the daos.fun execution wallet and kept selling before the project migrated to elizaOS, contributing to a price decline while holding information other investors did not have. Baoskee rejected the allegations, saying the Snapshot vote had in fact gone live and that daos.fun had added and locked more than $1 million of ai16z liquidity. He also accused Shaw of serious problems in project operations, token migration and the use of development funds. The dispute remains unresolved, and Shaw said he would attach relevant on-chain records.