JUNO

Captain_Fredl

There is an airdrop coming for  ATOM, OSMO, JUNO, TIA, INJ, CHIHUAHUA, and holders of WOSMO. Hava Coin. Check your eligibility https://havacoin.xyz/eligibility-check - or just google it for yourself.. Opt-in ends on Wed, 03 Apr 2024 13:20:00 GMT

Captain_Fredl

There is an airdrop coming for  ATOM, OSMO, JUNO, TIA, INJ, CHIHUAHUA, and holders of WOSMO. Hava Coin. Check your eligibility [https://havacoin.xyz/eligibility-check](https://havacoin.xyz/eligibility-check) - or just google it for yourself..

PapaDragonHH

JUNO. Literally 98% down.

tegan102

JUNO

eskimo9

JUNO

GroundAcrobatic2623

2 years ago I knew bullrun was coming in 2024/2025. I decided to ape and DCA on one ecosystem, my choices were Avax Atom or Solana. I fucking chose Atom. Barely in profit even with airdrops, Shit like Secret Huahua are still down, my JUNO bag makes me wanna kill myself. Could be at 100x if I went with Solana

Rand-Omperson

owww that‘s ugly now do $JUNO

xSeventhwavex

Independence and stability,Juno has broken multiple times. Every query a VPN application makes will result in a transaction, that's why as a chain Sentinel has more txs then all of JUNO. A better option you could choose is maybe something like SEI where the block times are a lot less and would result in a faster service.

KantCMe

No buddy I never “asserted it had a low quality product offering”. It served a good purpose as a dex for illiquid and new cosmos tokens like 2 years ago, but people mostly used it to farm airdrops. Stuff like chihuahua coin or wtv it was called had zero value prop, but people would still buy osmo because youd never know if shitcoins like these would be like NETA, which airdropped at arnd 2k per piece. Realistically, osmo didnt have anything novel or special like maybe nowadays with inter-chain swaps to eth and sol from cosmos - it was just the go-to marketplace for cosmos shitcoins. JUNO tried as a substitute but to little avail before a significant juno-specific crash.

KantCMe

Looks like Im too old for this. There was no interchain swap back in the day. Again, osmosis is built using the cosmos sdk, which tho not exactly “built on cosmos”, all the coins it offered back then were blockchain from cosmos. Shitcoins like NETA, JUNO, etc, with no purpose but to pump people’s bags was the reason it was a effectively built on cosmos as a dex for all the cosmos’ shitcoins

MrMogz

That’s fair, JUNO is a good example, and for the record, I’m specifically implying to hold and stake for 2024 before the first token unlock. Much like TIA’s first unlock on October of this year, I’ll probably stop staking and potentially sell a large portion of my bag, but until then - for both TIA and DYM - they have too much hype leading to a lot of price action and too much airdrop potential. I just got a $14k airdrop of DYM yesterday, that’s 2.5x the cost basis my bag of TIA cost me in November, and there are drops coming to DYM, and more coming to TIA. It’s just too easy of a play this year. “Modular is the future” narrative is real, whether there’s any truth to it or not.

Smiling_Jack_

Eh, The Daily at least has been talking about the airdrop leading up to it. Not every Cosmos airdrop behaves like Celestia. The point in the cycle that this airdrop is occurring is more important than the project itself tbh, which is why I'm ok with holing it for a bit right now. I'm aware of the risks in holding a Cosmos airdrop, even a popular project, for too long. See also: JUNO.

ZenEgregious

Nope, Cosmos along with Bitcoin easily carried my wallet over the last two years. ATOM being the strongest but I hold OSMO and JUNO as well. They’re solid, just need new bedsheets. :) Aside from those, I’m counting on CKB personally. All of my free CRO dust gets converted regularly.

LargeSnorlax

A lot of the Cosmos related coins have been having a good time. A friend picked up some [SOMM](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/sommelier) back in October and it's been performing pretty well. Same with JUNO, FETCH, etc. Maybe have a look through [their ecosystem](https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/cosmos-ecosystem) and see if there are coins that haven't pumped at all. Could do the same with the [Solana Ecosystem](https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/solana-ecosystem) - People have finally realized Orca exists and it's been hot this week, but personally I think [Marinade](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/marinade) is super undervalued, considering it's the #1 TVL for Solana. Considering it's sitting in the 300s while JTO is 4x its valuation is kind of nuts to me. Places to start, but it's your money.

LargeSnorlax

Anyone ever try to use the Osmosis swap zone? https://app.osmosis.zone/ I was just playing around with it and the gravity bridge, and managed to turn some of my ATOM into ATOM on IBC, which I couldn't stake unless I swapped it back to OSMO and withdrew it back to my wallet - Then swapped some OSMO to JUNO, which I also couldn't stake because I had to do some sort of other wizardry to it before it was in the right place. 🥴 Made me feel like a Crypto noob again trying to figure all that stuff out - Anyone else in that ecosystem feel it's 5 steps too many for not even the average user, but the advanced one? If people think ETH is complicated...

LargeSnorlax

I was thinking of getting some [JUNO](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/juno-network) recently. Anyone ever use it or interact with the network before? Been trying my hand at the Osmosis exchange and it's one of the more interesting projects on there.

CointestMod

#Cosmos Pro-Arguments Below is a Cosmos pro-argument written by Shippior. > \[Cosmos\]([https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub)) (ATOM) is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. It is the center of the Cosmos networks, including Osmosis, Juno, Secret, Evmos and 50+ other independent L1 chains which are all connected, called Gaia. Something that is not known to many people is that the Binance Chain actually uses the same software as Cosmos and is thus in theory compatible with Gaia. However so far Binance has made the design choice not to enable it as to keep their authority over their BNB chain ATOM uses a Byzantine Fault Tolerance as main consensus in it's \[Tendermint consensus\]([https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html](https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html)). > > The main strongsuit of Cosmos is the use of \[IBC\]([https://ibcprotocol.org/](https://ibcprotocol.org/)) (Inter-Blockchain Communication). It is a protocol that is integrated in the Tendermint Cosmos SDK that is used to trustlessly communicate between chains. This allows new chains using this SDK to quickly integrate into the entire network and make use of all the capabilities of the other chains. It can be compared to the relay chains of Polkadot, Cosmos' largest competitor, but at current value it looks like it is far more advanced than its Polkadot competitor, allowing chains to communicate and share value using pre-determined smart contracts allowing multichain interoperability. > > The APR of Cosmos, received from staking lies somewhat around 20% for most of the time. The annual inflation of ATOM is capped at 20% and bound by a lower limit of 7%. As long as 2/3rd of all ATOM in circulation is staked the inflation will slowly drop to as low as 7%. If less than 2/3rd of the ATOM is staked the inflation will increase, thereby increasing the staking rewards as to provide an incentive for people to stake their ATOM to secure the network. > > As of late the Cosmos network has received a couple of great upgrades. The first was around June of this year which was the Stargate upgrade. This was the final upgrade to complete the original roadmap of Cosmos. One of the parts of this upgrade was the Gravity Dex procotol which enabled cross-chain DeFi. Other upgrades enabled the ability to pay fees in whatever IBC token one has in it's wallet. Thus fees on ATOM network can be paid in JUNO, SCRT or HUAHUA. > > Another interesting feature that has been added to ATOM lately is Liquid staking through other networks, like \[Stride\]([https://stride.zone/](https://stride.zone/)) or \[Quicksilver\]([https://quicksilver.zone/](https://quicksilver.zone/)). The entire ATOM network is PoS and therefore largely depends on people staking their coins for network security. This means that a lot of the coins in the ATOM network are ' dead' so to speak as they are used for staking and nothing else. Liquid staking offers a solution by allowing people to tokenize their staked assets and use it for DeFi. This has brought significant more options to increase TVL, although this is at the moment hard to measure as all prices have fell by a lot since the introduction of liquid staking and therefore it can not be quantified. > > In Medellin during the \[Cosmoverse\]([https://cosmoverse.org/](https://cosmoverse.org/)) many ways of going forward were presented by speakers as continuation on the original roadmap which had now been completed. A \[new roadmap\]([https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61](https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61)) has been proposed for the years to come by several influential people including Ethan Buchman, one of the founders of Cosmos. Although the first draft of the proposal has been rejected by the community through governance, with the new proposed tokenomics that sparked some fierce debate, there are some very exciting things ahead. The fact that these options are even relayed to the community also emphasizes one of the advantages of Cosmos. Cosmos believes in the fact that the community owns the chain, it emphasizes on self-governance and sovereignty, and therefore every decision should be put up for a vote. Everything that influences the chain should be introduced by on-chain parameters that can be monitored and altered when desired by the community. \[More on the governance stance by Cosmos.\]([https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html](https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html)) > > The most interesting part of the proposed roadmap is the \[Interchain Security\]([https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035](https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035)), which is already being worked on. One of the critiques on ATOM is that the token does not add value. The most value it provides is by being a main criteria for receiving airdrops of other L1 chains that enter the IBC network. This will change with Interchain Security, coming in the first semester of 2023. Interchain Security allows chains to deploy on the IBC network without having to deal with securing their own chain and can thereby launch their products faster, focusing on their core business. Instead they can opt-in to have Gaia settle their blockchain and provide security. In return stakers of ATOM will receive tokens from the chains that are secured through Gaia as staking rewards. > > Edit: I am not sure why my embedded links are not working. :/ ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Cosmos) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Cosmos Pro-Arguments Below is a Cosmos pro-argument written by Shippior. > \[Cosmos\]([https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub)) (ATOM) is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. It is the center of the Cosmos networks, including Osmosis, Juno, Secret, Evmos and 50+ other independent L1 chains which are all connected, called Gaia. Something that is not known to many people is that the Binance Chain actually uses the same software as Cosmos and is thus in theory compatible with Gaia. However so far Binance has made the design choice not to enable it as to keep their authority over their BNB chain ATOM uses a Byzantine Fault Tolerance as main consensus in it's \[Tendermint consensus\]([https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html](https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html)). > > The main strongsuit of Cosmos is the use of \[IBC\]([https://ibcprotocol.org/](https://ibcprotocol.org/)) (Inter-Blockchain Communication). It is a protocol that is integrated in the Tendermint Cosmos SDK that is used to trustlessly communicate between chains. This allows new chains using this SDK to quickly integrate into the entire network and make use of all the capabilities of the other chains. It can be compared to the relay chains of Polkadot, Cosmos' largest competitor, but at current value it looks like it is far more advanced than its Polkadot competitor, allowing chains to communicate and share value using pre-determined smart contracts allowing multichain interoperability. > > The APR of Cosmos, received from staking lies somewhat around 20% for most of the time. The annual inflation of ATOM is capped at 20% and bound by a lower limit of 7%. As long as 2/3rd of all ATOM in circulation is staked the inflation will slowly drop to as low as 7%. If less than 2/3rd of the ATOM is staked the inflation will increase, thereby increasing the staking rewards as to provide an incentive for people to stake their ATOM to secure the network. > > As of late the Cosmos network has received a couple of great upgrades. The first was around June of this year which was the Stargate upgrade. This was the final upgrade to complete the original roadmap of Cosmos. One of the parts of this upgrade was the Gravity Dex procotol which enabled cross-chain DeFi. Other upgrades enabled the ability to pay fees in whatever IBC token one has in it's wallet. Thus fees on ATOM network can be paid in JUNO, SCRT or HUAHUA. > > Another interesting feature that has been added to ATOM lately is Liquid staking through other networks, like \[Stride\]([https://stride.zone/](https://stride.zone/)) or \[Quicksilver\]([https://quicksilver.zone/](https://quicksilver.zone/)). The entire ATOM network is PoS and therefore largely depends on people staking their coins for network security. This means that a lot of the coins in the ATOM network are ' dead' so to speak as they are used for staking and nothing else. Liquid staking offers a solution by allowing people to tokenize their staked assets and use it for DeFi. This has brought significant more options to increase TVL, although this is at the moment hard to measure as all prices have fell by a lot since the introduction of liquid staking and therefore it can not be quantified. > > In Medellin during the \[Cosmoverse\]([https://cosmoverse.org/](https://cosmoverse.org/)) many ways of going forward were presented by speakers as continuation on the original roadmap which had now been completed. A \[new roadmap\]([https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61](https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61)) has been proposed for the years to come by several influential people including Ethan Buchman, one of the founders of Cosmos. Although the first draft of the proposal has been rejected by the community through governance, with the new proposed tokenomics that sparked some fierce debate, there are some very exciting things ahead. The fact that these options are even relayed to the community also emphasizes one of the advantages of Cosmos. Cosmos believes in the fact that the community owns the chain, it emphasizes on self-governance and sovereignty, and therefore every decision should be put up for a vote. Everything that influences the chain should be introduced by on-chain parameters that can be monitored and altered when desired by the community. \[More on the governance stance by Cosmos.\]([https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html](https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html)) > > The most interesting part of the proposed roadmap is the \[Interchain Security\]([https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035](https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035)), which is already being worked on. One of the critiques on ATOM is that the token does not add value. The most value it provides is by being a main criteria for receiving airdrops of other L1 chains that enter the IBC network. This will change with Interchain Security, coming in the first semester of 2023. Interchain Security allows chains to deploy on the IBC network without having to deal with securing their own chain and can thereby launch their products faster, focusing on their core business. Instead they can opt-in to have Gaia settle their blockchain and provide security. In return stakers of ATOM will receive tokens from the chains that are secured through Gaia as staking rewards. > > Edit: I am not sure why my embedded links are not working. :/ ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Cosmos) to find submissions for other topics.

UncleFatty_

I feel your pain brother. Managed to lower DCA to 0.43 and got some gov rewards over the last 2 years, but still sitting at a whopping -68% profit. Only JUNO did worse in my portfolio, and I have some truly degens shitcoins in there...

SecondMars

JUNO

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

This is exactly what I expected to see coming into this thread. One mention of KASPA (Up 110% in the last 30 days alone) that’s riddled with downvotes and 4-5 mentions of shit like JUNO. Lmao never change r/cc.

pfminer

My bet is on JUNO, the chain where innovation never stops.

GroundAcrobatic2623

why did i give up on JUNO? whyyyy

Soil_Electronic

wow JUNO is doing really good now! was way oversold for so long

eskimo9

Omg, JUNO going above my average cost, never thought it would happen again

Stoopiddogface

I came in right after JUNO, which meant I missed EVMOS rektdrop... so ya

Smiling_Jack_

I'm sure JUNO will come back any day now.

GoldenRain99

JUNO. I really thought it was about to become a hot-spot for hundreds of dapps. Oh man oh man, how could I have been so wrong

chchrnblklk

\~2k for being active in the Terra/Cosmos ecosystem. And I didn't even get the big ones (OSMO/JUNO/EVMOS, etc.). Generally if you didn't do anything to get an airdrop, it's probably sketchy.

torontoglutton

Nice to see this green. Any time JUNO is up it’s a day to celebrate

torontoglutton

JUNO if it rebounds

Zealousideal_Pen_329

$JUNO devs were taking over 2 million a year in tokens. Of course the price dumped from 40 dollars to .14 cents but hey they got paid good for them.

chchrnblklk

My rule of thumb for cosmos coins: the further the coin is from the cosmos cartel, the better its performance is. See KUJI and INJ compared to, say, OSMO/JUNO/EVMOS.

Stoopiddogface

JUNO

torontoglutton

JUNO by far!

torontoglutton

What’s your most depressing bag? Mine is JUNO. Even bought some at $40 lol

Stoopiddogface

Poor JUNO... I was spread pretty thin over on cosmos... I consolidated my holdings but SCRT made the cut...as did AKT.

torontoglutton

JUNO lol

CointestMod

#Cosmos Pro-Arguments Below is a Cosmos pro-argument written by Shippior. > \[Cosmos\]([https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub)) (ATOM) is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. It is the center of the Cosmos networks, including Osmosis, Juno, Secret, Evmos and 50+ other independent L1 chains which are all connected, called Gaia. Something that is not known to many people is that the Binance Chain actually uses the same software as Cosmos and is thus in theory compatible with Gaia. However so far Binance has made the design choice not to enable it as to keep their authority over their BNB chain ATOM uses a Byzantine Fault Tolerance as main consensus in it's \[Tendermint consensus\]([https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html](https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html)). > > The main strongsuit of Cosmos is the use of \[IBC\]([https://ibcprotocol.org/](https://ibcprotocol.org/)) (Inter-Blockchain Communication). It is a protocol that is integrated in the Tendermint Cosmos SDK that is used to trustlessly communicate between chains. This allows new chains using this SDK to quickly integrate into the entire network and make use of all the capabilities of the other chains. It can be compared to the relay chains of Polkadot, Cosmos' largest competitor, but at current value it looks like it is far more advanced than its Polkadot competitor, allowing chains to communicate and share value using pre-determined smart contracts allowing multichain interoperability. > > The APR of Cosmos, received from staking lies somewhat around 20% for most of the time. The annual inflation of ATOM is capped at 20% and bound by a lower limit of 7%. As long as 2/3rd of all ATOM in circulation is staked the inflation will slowly drop to as low as 7%. If less than 2/3rd of the ATOM is staked the inflation will increase, thereby increasing the staking rewards as to provide an incentive for people to stake their ATOM to secure the network. > > As of late the Cosmos network has received a couple of great upgrades. The first was around June of this year which was the Stargate upgrade. This was the final upgrade to complete the original roadmap of Cosmos. One of the parts of this upgrade was the Gravity Dex procotol which enabled cross-chain DeFi. Other upgrades enabled the ability to pay fees in whatever IBC token one has in it's wallet. Thus fees on ATOM network can be paid in JUNO, SCRT or HUAHUA. > > Another interesting feature that has been added to ATOM lately is Liquid staking through other networks, like \[Stride\]([https://stride.zone/](https://stride.zone/)) or \[Quicksilver\]([https://quicksilver.zone/](https://quicksilver.zone/)). The entire ATOM network is PoS and therefore largely depends on people staking their coins for network security. This means that a lot of the coins in the ATOM network are ' dead' so to speak as they are used for staking and nothing else. Liquid staking offers a solution by allowing people to tokenize their staked assets and use it for DeFi. This has brought significant more options to increase TVL, although this is at the moment hard to measure as all prices have fell by a lot since the introduction of liquid staking and therefore it can not be quantified. > > In Medellin during the \[Cosmoverse\]([https://cosmoverse.org/](https://cosmoverse.org/)) many ways of going forward were presented by speakers as continuation on the original roadmap which had now been completed. A \[new roadmap\]([https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61](https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61)) has been proposed for the years to come by several influential people including Ethan Buchman, one of the founders of Cosmos. Although the first draft of the proposal has been rejected by the community through governance, with the new proposed tokenomics that sparked some fierce debate, there are some very exciting things ahead. The fact that these options are even relayed to the community also emphasizes one of the advantages of Cosmos. Cosmos believes in the fact that the community owns the chain, it emphasizes on self-governance and sovereignty, and therefore every decision should be put up for a vote. Everything that influences the chain should be introduced by on-chain parameters that can be monitored and altered when desired by the community. \[More on the governance stance by Cosmos.\]([https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html](https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html)) > > The most interesting part of the proposed roadmap is the \[Interchain Security\]([https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035](https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035)), which is already being worked on. One of the critiques on ATOM is that the token does not add value. The most value it provides is by being a main criteria for receiving airdrops of other L1 chains that enter the IBC network. This will change with Interchain Security, coming in the first semester of 2023. Interchain Security allows chains to deploy on the IBC network without having to deal with securing their own chain and can thereby launch their products faster, focusing on their core business. Instead they can opt-in to have Gaia settle their blockchain and provide security. In return stakers of ATOM will receive tokens from the chains that are secured through Gaia as staking rewards. > > Edit: I am not sure why my embedded links are not working. :/ ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Cosmos) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Cosmos Pro-Arguments Below is a Cosmos pro-argument written by Shippior. > \[Cosmos\]([https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/cosmos-hub)) (ATOM) is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. It is the center of the Cosmos networks, including Osmosis, Juno, Secret, Evmos and 50+ other independent L1 chains which are all connected, called Gaia. Something that is not known to many people is that the Binance Chain actually uses the same software as Cosmos and is thus in theory compatible with Gaia. However so far Binance has made the design choice not to enable it as to keep their authority over their BNB chain ATOM uses a Byzantine Fault Tolerance as main consensus in it's \[Tendermint consensus\]([https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html](https://docs.tendermint.com/v0.34/introduction/what-is-tendermint.html)). > > The main strongsuit of Cosmos is the use of \[IBC\]([https://ibcprotocol.org/](https://ibcprotocol.org/)) (Inter-Blockchain Communication). It is a protocol that is integrated in the Tendermint Cosmos SDK that is used to trustlessly communicate between chains. This allows new chains using this SDK to quickly integrate into the entire network and make use of all the capabilities of the other chains. It can be compared to the relay chains of Polkadot, Cosmos' largest competitor, but at current value it looks like it is far more advanced than its Polkadot competitor, allowing chains to communicate and share value using pre-determined smart contracts allowing multichain interoperability. > > The APR of Cosmos, received from staking lies somewhat around 20% for most of the time. The annual inflation of ATOM is capped at 20% and bound by a lower limit of 7%. As long as 2/3rd of all ATOM in circulation is staked the inflation will slowly drop to as low as 7%. If less than 2/3rd of the ATOM is staked the inflation will increase, thereby increasing the staking rewards as to provide an incentive for people to stake their ATOM to secure the network. > > As of late the Cosmos network has received a couple of great upgrades. The first was around June of this year which was the Stargate upgrade. This was the final upgrade to complete the original roadmap of Cosmos. One of the parts of this upgrade was the Gravity Dex procotol which enabled cross-chain DeFi. Other upgrades enabled the ability to pay fees in whatever IBC token one has in it's wallet. Thus fees on ATOM network can be paid in JUNO, SCRT or HUAHUA. > > Another interesting feature that has been added to ATOM lately is Liquid staking through other networks, like \[Stride\]([https://stride.zone/](https://stride.zone/)) or \[Quicksilver\]([https://quicksilver.zone/](https://quicksilver.zone/)). The entire ATOM network is PoS and therefore largely depends on people staking their coins for network security. This means that a lot of the coins in the ATOM network are ' dead' so to speak as they are used for staking and nothing else. Liquid staking offers a solution by allowing people to tokenize their staked assets and use it for DeFi. This has brought significant more options to increase TVL, although this is at the moment hard to measure as all prices have fell by a lot since the introduction of liquid staking and therefore it can not be quantified. > > In Medellin during the \[Cosmoverse\]([https://cosmoverse.org/](https://cosmoverse.org/)) many ways of going forward were presented by speakers as continuation on the original roadmap which had now been completed. A \[new roadmap\]([https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61](https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmdC3YuZBUq5b9mEr3bKTDRq4XLcxafe3LHqDNFUgUoa61)) has been proposed for the years to come by several influential people including Ethan Buchman, one of the founders of Cosmos. Although the first draft of the proposal has been rejected by the community through governance, with the new proposed tokenomics that sparked some fierce debate, there are some very exciting things ahead. The fact that these options are even relayed to the community also emphasizes one of the advantages of Cosmos. Cosmos believes in the fact that the community owns the chain, it emphasizes on self-governance and sovereignty, and therefore every decision should be put up for a vote. Everything that influences the chain should be introduced by on-chain parameters that can be monitored and altered when desired by the community. \[More on the governance stance by Cosmos.\]([https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html](https://hub.cosmos.network/main/governance/state-of-cosmos-governance-2021.html)) > > The most interesting part of the proposed roadmap is the \[Interchain Security\]([https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035](https://blog.cosmos.network/interchain-security-is-coming-to-the-cosmos-hub-f144c45fb035)), which is already being worked on. One of the critiques on ATOM is that the token does not add value. The most value it provides is by being a main criteria for receiving airdrops of other L1 chains that enter the IBC network. This will change with Interchain Security, coming in the first semester of 2023. Interchain Security allows chains to deploy on the IBC network without having to deal with securing their own chain and can thereby launch their products faster, focusing on their core business. Instead they can opt-in to have Gaia settle their blockchain and provide security. In return stakers of ATOM will receive tokens from the chains that are secured through Gaia as staking rewards. > > Edit: I am not sure why my embedded links are not working. :/ ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Cosmos) to find submissions for other topics.

CWB2208

Ouff forgot about JUNO

Stoopiddogface

Stand up, brush it off... learn the lesson and move onward It sucks, I've been there...shit, all my bags are red and I've lost at least as much as you (I got $34 ATOM and JUNO at $24... lost 100s in LUNA. And we haven't even mentioned Forex and Options trades I've made. It's hard my guy. You get past it eventually... stop trading leveraged

badadadok

JUNO maybe?

torontoglutton

Everything green except my JUNO bag lol

torontoglutton

My JUNO bag is down like 95% 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

torontoglutton

Please ask JUNO if it will come back from the grave

Random5483

I am holding on to a the three alts I purchased. But my portfolio is 90%++ BTC/ETH, so altcoin performance is not a big deal for me. I have taken a haircut on ATOM, ALGO, and MATIC. I own a small bit of airdropped crypto from my ATOM (OSMO, JUNO, etc.), but I spent $0 purchasing them. I also own a small amount of YLDY from ALGO staking on the Yieldly platform that is basically worth $0 now. But again, I spent no money on YLDLY. I don't plan on selling ATOM, ALGO, or MATIC. But I also have not been investing additional sums in them. My DCA funds have always been exclusively directed towards BTC and ETH. This rule of mine applies to both bull and bear markets. I only dabble with altcoins with fun money during bull markets. Overall, my portfolio is fine. I have been in the crypto space since 2017, and this crypto winter is no worse than the last one. And the the last crypto winter was no worse than the one before it. Crypto will likely rebound eventually. The macroeconomy will dictate where it goes. BTC will likely do ok. ETH will likely be ok as well though ETH is a bit more risk (with more upside). The best performer will be some altcoin that maybe one out of thousand of us will pick. The other 99% or more of altcoins will get wrecked and probably never recover. The cycle will repeat itself again in some years.

Stoopiddogface

That and then thinking this time is different spring 2021... I have some sweet $34 ATOM and s whole bunch of $24 JUNO

torontoglutton

Nice little bump for JUNO today. This bag needs all the help it can get lol

torontoglutton

I have some JUNO that is still staked. It’s on life support that bag

torontoglutton

My JUNO bag agrees

Stoopiddogface

I guess, holding during the DOGE collapse, waking up to see massive red candles... or maybe my UST pools getting eviscerated during the whole LUNA thing.... oh and JUNO

Plus_Screen4706

For reference, ive been dcaing a lot of JUNO. Dunno what it is...dont care. I look at charts, price and vector candles within the hi vol selloffs. JUNO is onenof many of kraken with a lot of potential likelihood price will return to tjose vectors that market makers are currently holding a lot of tokens (bought from massive selloffs) so they want to make profit on these. Their too far invested to let these projects turn to dust. JUNO, SBR, MV, MC, KAR, MULTI etc etc

simplicity92

In terms of these 3, im be completely honest. Im more familar with MATIC and ATOM, MATIC to be specific. Currently MATIC in the area of L2 scaling for ETH, its the biggest. Also for matic, they have lots of updates in their project, recently unveiling their zkrollup to make sure its almost 0 gas fees for us. They are also gonna change the MATIC token to POL soon. 1:1 exchange for the next 4 years once the token is ready. For ATOM, its in the area of DEFI projects, like JUNO and OSMO. Also ATOM provide relatively high APR for their staking platform on COSMOS. Theres alot of liqudity pools for you to choose from in ATOM ecosystem and in terms of difficulty its relatively easy as long as you follow the instruction.

Stoopiddogface

JUNO... learn to see what's happening, get out when bad shitz happening It's why I ditched my ARB drop shortly after I got it

Stoopiddogface

Good for them... I hope JUNO recovers, I like the project but IDK whats new that its pumped... Im curious if its collateral rising from the v12 upgrade in cosmos?

Stoopiddogface

Real players bought JUNO at $24 ... it's been a complicated couple of years

reed5point0

I bought like 5 at $15 but was salty I missed the airdrop by like two ATOM. I won quite a bit more playing Racoon Bet and have about 50 staked. I...SHOULD be buying more dca wise but there's so much more happening in the COSMOS I put my rewards into "new" stuff. A lot of JUNOs peril has to do with it being so permissionless on who launches what. So it going live mid Bull attracted pretty much nothing but Rugs. But that's kind of the glory of a token factory. It's the wild west of innovation... We just need someone to build something worthwhile, but ARCHWAY and likely OSMO "app store" will soon offer the same things. Now we have the WYND, WhiteWhale and Core1 drama too JUNO wise...Reese is doing his best though managing the chain V47 update broke a lot of shit he said.

torontoglutton

Anyone know why JUNO is mysteriously pumping?

chchrnblklk

> Basically, this prop pleaded to put the chain out of its misery. It was nowhere near profitable, and there were other possibilities to utilize the wasted validator infrastructure, that were validating a zombie chain. When will this happen for JUNO

torontoglutton

JUNO has risen from the grave today!

Stoopiddogface

JUNO

Stoopiddogface

I closed down all my LP positions...KUJI thing I shut down... Basically it's ATOM and AKT and a little SCRT. My JUNO is still there, but worthless... I'm earning some stuff, bunchbof STRD tokens and whatnot... I'll take what it gives me but can't go deeper.... shame bc there's a lot of great stuff in the cosmos

I_AM_MORE_BADASS

Same basically. I'm just gonna leave it staked and stack up too. I've been staked for over a year and a half so grown the bag nicely. Did get out of almost all my Cosmos coins. I couldn't take that anymore. Looking at you JUNO.

SammyCraigar

ATOM STARS OSMO and even some JUNO, I went degen after the whale debacle. Seemed like a good entry.

SammyCraigar

ATOM STARS OSMO and even some JUNO, I went degen after the whale debacle. Seemed like a good entry.

soyelvorph

I do remember all hype behind it. We know mostly everything is in loss, but JUNO breaks all exceptions.

Soil_Electronic

Anyone still remember JUNO? used to be 40$ now it’s 0.12 cents damn..

XChristoff

JUNO:(

Stoopiddogface

JUNO, UST and the tokens I pooled it with

Smiling_Jack_

JUNO was an impressive implosion.

Stoopiddogface

JUNO... I got some at $24

_stoned_chipmunk_

JUNO 😭

Lordofthewhales

Ouch really.. you just reminded me I hold a bit of JUNO. Not much point looking at it now!

torontoglutton

I just hope to see my JUNO bag pump one day 😂

CWB2208

JUNO

EngineeringFinal3419

Man… JUNO was another one that was shilled here. What a fall from grace

torontoglutton

Can’t believe JUNO is about 15 cents 😂😤

simplicity92

Great! have always been looking at Atom on and off. They really have good projects for their Defi realm. I remembered JUNO and OSMOSIS were all the rage in this sub about staking in Defi

chchrnblklk

Wow, good job! I wouldn't have been into Cosmos if not for Terra. Sadly I wasn't early enough to get the significant airdrops like OSMO, JUNO, EVMOS, NETA, etc...

_stoned_chipmunk_

ATOM. Internet Computer. Loopring. Polkadot. CRO. JUNO. Arbitrum. Yesterday they all hit the lowest price in the last 12 months. Major sale!

I_AM_MORE_BADASS

Man I had to let JUNO go. That one feels hopeless.

Smiling_Jack_

Could be worse. Could be JUNO.

UncleFatty_

JUNO at 35 🥴

Odlavso

JUNO all time high $45.74 current JUNO price $0.14

CWB2208

>Remember JUNO? Ughh don't remind me

_stoned_chipmunk_

I agree that the division the KM daily proposal caused was similar, but this sub will move on and still has a bright future. JUNO never recovered from that vote and is now worth less than one Moon, which is wild.

Odlavso

Even OSMO is dropping like crazy, down to 33 cents, ATOM under $7.00 I didn't want to believe that ATOM would hit $5 but it sure looks like it's heading that way, at least I still believe ATOM will bounce back. JUNO probably isn't coming back from where it's at

Stoopiddogface

Remember JUNO? Anyone Remember what happened? I'm starting to see a similar story arch today here Feels bad man

_stoned_chipmunk_

The fact that Moons are worth more than OSMO and JUNO is absolutely insane to me

guncshow

I don't think right now doing DCA in JUNO is best idea right now, right now picture is not clear about this coin

mohammadabofadl

So much happen to the JUNO and all of them was in negative impact

bieyeru102600

Not a JUNO holder but just want to know what actually did go wrong for that coin

chchrnblklk

Ah, where do we begin... Are you a JUNO holder?

Kingkong_smoldong

Been out of the loop on a few coins, what happened to JUNO?

CWB2208

I think I have PTSD from JUNO

bwiz11

Liking the green on some of my “investments” (FET, API3). Unfortunately, JUNO, ONE and CKB me grounded. 🤮

torontoglutton

Can’t believe JUNO is around 10 cents 🤦🏻‍♂️

torontoglutton

Yeah I picked up some JUNO at near $40 during last bull run 😂

_stoned_chipmunk_

Cosmos has been a major disappointment so far. The fact that Moons are worth more than OSMO and JUNO is fucking wild.