Which projects are gaining attention from developers and are being carefully developed can be inferred from their GitHub activity. Amid the sluggish market, Cosmos’ hosting service’s increased activity is encouraging.
You may think of the current bear market as a builder’s market due to the massive investments in finding promising projects.
Cosmos has received $10 million from well-known industry players, including Ava Labs, CMS Holdings, Bitfinex and the Maker Foundation, among others, for one of its DeFi protocols, Onomy.
On the other hand, Cardano has also demonstrated resilience regarding GitHub activity.
According to data, projects on the Cosmos ecosystem slightly outperformed those on Cardano. Only Ethereum, with 806 commits, has more than Cosmos, with 603 commits.
GitHub Daily Development Activity:
#1: 806 Ethereum
#2: 603 Cosmos
#3: 590 Cardano
#4: 525 Polkadot
#5: 525 Kusama
#6: 484 Decentraland
#7: 424 Elrond
#8: 423 Internet Computer
#9: 409 Filecoin
#10: 389 Hedera pic.twitter.com/pgPQMJGRw1— ProofofGitHub (@ProofofGitHub) November 29, 2022
53 contributions were made to the Cardano-js-sdk JavaScript SDK, which is used to communicate with Cardano and provides support for popular hardware wallets and many key management options. Built on Plutus, Marlowe-Cardano implements Marlowe for the Cardano blockchain, with 53 commits to its name compared to 31 for the Cardano node.
Additionally, the Ouroboros network received 25 contributions, while Hydra, a Cardano-based layer 2 scaling solution, received 28.
The cybersecurity team at Cosmos recently corrected a hole found during an audit after the BSC hack.