In the published message, the Dmail team outlined the main factors that influenced the decision to cease operations. The primary issue was the excessively high costs of decentralized infrastructure: bandwidth, data storage, and computing. According to the developers, costs were rapidly increasing along with the influx of users, making the business model unsustainable. Additionally, the project faced inefficient tokenomics and was unable to carve out its niche in the market. The team experimented with various monetization options but failed to find a format that the audience would be willing to pay for. The native token did not have widespread use cases, and the economic model proved to be unviable. The crisis was worsened by the departure of some team members: the remaining participants lacked the resources to support the costly network. Furthermore, Dmail Network failed to attract new funding, and several potential acquisition deals fell through.