Will .Net Maui suffer the same fate as Silverlight?

With 3.8 thousand open issues on github and some of them being years old, and with the arrival of .Net 10, everything indicates that .Net Maui will have the same fate as Silverlight. Not even Microsoft uses .Net Maui. That's where the question comes in: should we use and invest our efforts, time and money in a technology that not even Microsoft uses?