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Cosmos leadership changed their license of a critical component that will prevent Akash from: - Deploying it in production - Using it commercially in any way - Offering it as a service to third parties Meaning, we cannot use Cosmos without an enterprise license from Cosmos Labs. When we announced that Akash is moving to a shared security layer, we thought we would still keep some Cosmos integration (at least in terms of interoperability). These hostile licensing terms effectively make it impossible for Akash to stay in Cosmos -- one of the worst things that came out of the leadership team that will kill $ATOM.

Juno’s validator economics are collapsing. At today’s prices and inflation schedule, most validators in the active set earn less than $40/month, and many earn under $15. Several operators have already shut down their nodes. Without action, decentralization will erode further.