Startups Are Dying Quiet Deaths. Here’s Why No One’s Talking About It

A detailed take on the startup burnout cycle and what it means for the tech world.

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Let’s be honest—not every startup ends with a press release.

Some just disappear. Quietly. Silently. Without a single goodbye post.

No farewell tweets. No dramatic shutdown stories on TechCrunch.

Just… gone.

I know what you are thinking now. Why are these startups dying such quiet deaths? And why isn’t anyone talking about it?

Let’s find out together

I’ve been thinking about it for the last few days, and I thought I should share it with you as well, because I keep noticing a pattern.

Startups that were once active, they were hyped, and “promising” to the best of their abilities are now completely silent, with no news or updates from them.

Their social media accounts are silent. Their blogs are untouched. Their websites still live, but are forgotten.

And no one seems to care about them, not even their targeted audience.

Let’s uncover the realities.

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