2026-01-11 03:30:16

Recently, many industry insiders have been discussing the current state of the Cosmos ecosystem, and the tone sounds somewhat pessimistic. A senior industry expert bluntly stated that the Cosmos ecosystem is almost unable to sustain itself.

At the project level, the problems are even more apparent. Projects like Penumbra have already chosen to shut down; more projects are still alive but have entered maintenance mode, with their original resources and efforts diverted to other platforms like Osmosis; there are also projects like Noble that have simply left Cosmos to seek other opportunities.

Behind these series of changes, it reflects a declining ecosystem attractiveness and projects re-evaluating their development directions. An ecosystem that was once full of hope is now facing a domino effect of project departures. For projects and investors still committed to Cosmos, this is undoubtedly a warning sign.

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RugDocDetective

· 6h ago

Cosmos this wave is indeed a bit shaky, the project run-away wave is coming --- Penumbra closed? Then what do I do with my previous bets --- To put it bluntly, it's just ecological vampires finishing their feast and then breaking up, Osmosis is really the winner --- Friends who are holding onto Cosmos are on the edge, the warning signals are so obvious --- Domino-like departures, Noble leaving is just the beginning of the breakdown --- Maintenance mode = waiting for death, this routine has been obvious for a long time --- How hard Cosmos was hyped up at the beginning, now it’s hurting just as much, it’s a cycle --- Decreased ecological attractiveness = no money left, the truth is that straightforward --- Are there still people holding on in Cosmos? When is a better time to leave than now --- Veterans say they can’t hold on much longer, this isn’t a warning, it’s a verdict

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RiddleMaster

· 01-11 03:58

Is Cosmos really about to fade away? It still felt like the ecosystem was thriving just a couple of years ago. Honestly, I didn't expect Penumbra to shut down. It must be incredibly hopeless to just stop outright. The domino effect is truly fitting—once one falls, the others follow.

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ForkTongue

· 01-11 03:37

It seems Cosmos really can't go on anymore, the project is running like it's nothing Cosmos is starting to drop the ball again, no wonder everyone wants to leave Where is the promised ecosystem? Now everything is in maintenance mode, this is the end Honestly, Cosmos has indeed been disappointing this time I knew it long ago, I saw that this ecosystem was going to collapse, and now it's coming true The state of all beings, everyone is fleeing Is the Cosmos story over? Projects are voting with their feet Maintenance mode is probably the prelude to death, so true I was optimistic before, but now I am really disappointed This is the reality, if the ecosystem is not strong enough, you have to exit

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DevChive

· 01-11 03:36

Laughing out loud, Cosmos is really almost a ghost town now Cosmos has indeed been pretty unfortunate this time, projects have all left Another "ecosystem dream" shattered, if you can't make money, it's a failure Friends who stick with Cosmos... keep going, guys This is what you call a domino effect, one falls and the whole thing collapses I said, those who invested in Cosmos are either fools or true believers Penumbra has shut down, what else is there to say The decline in ecosystem attractiveness means no money to be made, stop pretending One after another, leaving is really heartbreaking to see Noble also left? Then there's probably nothing left to stay for Cosmos will have to rely on a miracle to turn things around, brother It's only been a few years, from paradise to hell

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AirdropHunter

· 01-11 03:35

It seems Cosmos is really going to decline Cosmos won't really just die like that, right? Or is it just an adjustment period Ecological projects are fleeing, indicating that the competition in the track is too fierce Investors are suffering heavy losses, how much longer can Cosmos turn around The domino effect is too terrifying, one collapse leads to others falling apart Rather than waiting to die, it's better to jump ship early and find a new track The story of Cosmos can't go on, right? They were still raising funds a couple of years ago, now they are just lying flat It's been obvious that this direction was wrong for a long time This is what you call the shattered hope of the past Those who still hold onto Cosmos must be feeling very uncomfortable now

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GlueGuy

· 01-11 03:33

Damn, is Cosmos really going to fail? --- I already said that everyone following Cosmos would lose out. --- When Penumbra shut down, I knew something was wrong. Now everyone is rushing to Osmosis, it's hilarious. --- The decline in ecosystem attractiveness is just a polite way of saying there's no money and no prospects. --- How are my friends still in Cosmos doing? Can they hold on? --- The domino effect of departure is overly poetic; in simple terms, it's project teams trying to save themselves. --- I just want to know how many people are still waiting for Cosmos to rebound. --- Those who invested in Cosmos this time need to be more cautious. --- So after Noble left, who else will stay? It's really going to fail. --- It's just another story of a hype cycle ending, nothing new.

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