Major service disruption hit Amazon Web Services, sending shockwaves through the internet as thousands of websites went offline simultaneously. The widespread outage impacted numerous platforms and services that rely on AWS infrastructure, raising concerns about dependency on centralized cloud providers—a topic that frequently resonates within the blockchain and crypto communities exploring decentralized alternatives.
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OnchainDetective
· 9h ago
This wave of AWS outages is interesting. According to on-chain data... Wait, I started tracking transfer patterns and found that several large holders exhibited abnormal cross-chain activity within 72 hours before the incident, clearly indicating fund transfer signals. Isn't this a typical case of early cash-out? After analysis and assessment, it suggests that there might be more to it behind the scenes.
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NftDeepBreather
· 9h ago
AWS is down again, and the centralized issue is now in the spotlight... Web3 people should be happy.
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ForkTrooper
· 9h ago
AWS crashed, this was bound to happen... Centralized systems are bound to have issues, we've blockchain people have been saying this for a long time.
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BankruptWorker
· 9h ago
AWS is down again? This is exactly why we need Web3.
Major service disruption hit Amazon Web Services, sending shockwaves through the internet as thousands of websites went offline simultaneously. The widespread outage impacted numerous platforms and services that rely on AWS infrastructure, raising concerns about dependency on centralized cloud providers—a topic that frequently resonates within the blockchain and crypto communities exploring decentralized alternatives.