Yeah it definitely sucks that there is no new X-news for the MCU. But at the same time, this means that they must really be taking their time to think about how they will be introduced. I think they realize how high the stakes/expectations are here. The X-men are so huge that even people who don't read comic books knew who they were before their movies. The only other Marvel franchise which I would say has similar brand recognition is Spider-Man. I really can't wait to see what they have in store.
I think that's it. Disney/Marvel know the gravy train is coming to a halt. Sorry, but, Iron Man and Cap are gone, Thor won't be around much longer, they'll get a one-off Black Widow, Boseman's tragic/unexpected passing leaves Black Panther dead in the water, Sony could yank Spider-man at any time, Captain Marvel is NOT popular/marketable and lets face it....these titles coming out are equally as undesirable except to Marvel cinematic fanboys. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and Eternals do not move the needle the way Iron Man or Captain America do. And the sequels (AntMan 3, CM 2, Gurdians 3, etc.) will gain less on returns and will be less well received as they're not building to another huge event.
They have two big arms yet played, Fantastic Four (which I've no doubt Marvel will do well, but the previous 3 stinkers are still in memory) and X-Men. I think Disney will phase FF into the current lineup, but will sit on and hold out on X-Men until the Marvel train is really grinding, then, introduce them to really inject some juice/enthusiasm into the franchise(s). This works well as it'll distance from the 20th Century Fox versions, it'll starve the audience some to build hype, and give length of years to highly anticipated sequels, as well as endless new characters to introduce. We all wanted WOlverine's claws across Cap's shield, or Hulk vs Logan, or Gambit flirting with BW, but, sadly, that'll never happen.