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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.

• Cloud Services (32%)
• Domains (32%)
• Web Tools (18%)
• E-mail (9%)
• Hosting (9%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Cloudflare outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
New York City	Cloud Services	3 days ago
Los Angeles	Cloud Services	4 days ago
Paris	Cloud Services	20 days ago
New York City	Hosting	22 days ago
Manchester	Domains	1 month ago
Angers	Cloud Services	2 months ago

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Cloudflare Issues Reports

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  MrSane (@MrSaneApps) reported 1 minute ago

  @manuotel @Cloudflare I don’t think their built in AI is supposed to do anything beside help you find stuff easier.

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  Manu Otel (@manuotel) reported 4 minutes ago

  @theoharvey @Cloudflare I literally asked it to change a DNS record, and couldn't do it what you mean skill issue lil bro? 💀

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  Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO) reported 5 minutes ago

  Your agent OS questions answered: setup time, loops, tokens, and phones. Real questions from builders this week. Real answers: How long to set up an agent OS? 20 to 30 minutes with Claude Code. Tired of babysitting prompts? Use /goal. Claude loops until a judge model confirms the job is done. Or use /loop. It runs on a timer until the work is finished. Worried about token costs? Free playbooks like RTK cut usage hard. Want it on your phone? Tailscale, Cloudflare tunnel, or a VPS. One member did it in 30 minutes. Overwhelmed by tools? Cut down to one. Simple beats stacked. New model dropped yesterday. Plugged in within 20 minutes. That's the difference between chasing AI and running it.

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  Joseph (@mjmawa) reported 6 minutes ago

  @mtnug What kind of internet is this? I wanted to test your internet speed on Cloudflare radar so that I come here with evidence but couldn't because of the terrible connection speed. I thought Airtel's was bad, but you have taken this a notch higher.

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  ufhouck.eth 🦇🔊 (@ufhouck) reported 7 minutes ago

  I just reserved my @cloudflare wallet tag. I feel naked. And poor too. Reserve yours @cloudflare.pay

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  🔥 fire (@fire) reported 14 minutes ago

  .@Cloudflare of all things causing a username land rush wasn't on my bingo card, that sucks

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  Neko Ninja (@NinjaNeko42) reported 20 minutes ago

  filling profiles with one eye open in morning for backlinks sees captcha verification copies it into terminal cool malware got in it asks keychain access next cancels 1 time prompts again whole eye opens this is fuking malware kills background process and delete its files and drop connections Good morning never do **** when u just woke up copying captcha thing into terminal was most stupid **** lol #malware these domains are malwares i have thrown out in 2 minutes @Cloudflare topbilliondirectory , stv4ec5 , sea6km3y.nesplowell , nesplowell these all attackers came from ur front buddy hiding their IPs behind your servers i will report it later on ur portal

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  Fajar Sentosa (@fajarsentosabuz) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare The useful detail is that Astro did not let an agent simply close issues. It made the agent reproduce, diagnose, patch, and ship a preview for verification. That turns AI coding from code generation into maintainer capacity, with review still built into the loop.

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  Lord Bean (@lifeisameeme) reported 30 minutes ago

  83% of ChatGPT's AI Overview citations come from pages that never cracked Google's top 10. Ranking and getting cited by an AI model are two different games now. Princeton/IIT Delhi's KDD research found what actually predicts citation, and it's not keyword density. → Long, structured pages (2000+ words, 10+ headings) get cited far more than short ones → FAQ-formatted content actually hurts citation rates → Adding real citations and data to a page boosts AI visibility by 𝟭𝟭𝟱% There's also a quiet infrastructure shift: 𝟴𝟰𝟬𝗞+ 𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀, including Anthropic, Cloudflare, and Stripe, have added an llms.txt file — basically a robots.txt written for models instead of crawlers. Adoption everywhere else is still under 10%. The web has two audiences now, and most sites are still only writing for one of them.

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  DFIR Radar (@DFIR_Radar) reported 30 minutes ago

  CVE-2026-18577, an actively exploited auth bypass in N-able N-central, gives unauthenticated attackers full administrative control of RMM infrastructure. Added to CISA KEV on August 3, 2026, with exploitation confirmed since August 1. - CVE-2026-18577 is a bypass of an incomplete fix for CVE-2026-18556. Both affect N-able N-central, all versions up to and including 2026.3.1 prior to Hotfix 1. The fixed version is 2026.3.1.7. On-prem deployments require manual patching; hosted environments are auto-updated. Patch urgency is critical, outside normal schedules. - Post-exploitation chain: attackers abused N-central's Take Control feature to reach downstream managed endpoints, then deployed Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) for persistent, outbound-only remote access, a technique that blends into normal HTTPS traffic and survives firewall rules. - Endpoint artifacts to hunt: a Cloudflared service installed on managed endpoints, and a suspicious svchost.exe residing in a user's Documents folder rather than System32. - Malicious IPs to block and search logs for: 173.249.252[.]200, 87.249.138[.]34, 37.19.210[.]32, 37.153.90[.]88, 92.118.112[.]181, 68.235.46[.]214. Review N-central auth logs, admin account creation events, Take Control session history, and Windows service installs. N-able has published a detection template for CVE-2026-18577. Rapid7 InsightVM and Nexpose checks land in the August 4 content release. #DFIR_Radar

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  Magnus (@MagNornsX) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Grok Both the website and mobile app are currently unavailable. The website shows Cloudflare Error 522 (Host Error) at 07:39 UTC on Aug 4, 2026. Other services are working normally, and the issue persists across devices. Please investigate.

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  DataCops (@JoinDataCops) reported 36 minutes ago

  Time Magazine is now selling ads to bots and the guy behind it said something that should make every performance marketer stop and think So this actually happened this week. Time Magazine started running ads. To AI bots. Not by accident. On purpose. As a business decision. And the CEO of the company helping them do it said this out loud: "With a human, you influence one person. When you influence ChatGPT, you're influencing potentially all of ChatGPT." Let that sit for a second. Publishers have spent the last ten years absolutely losing their minds about bot traffic. It was destroying CPMs. It was corrupting analytics. The whole ad verification industry exists because of it. IAS, DoubleVerify, MOAT. Billions of dollars spent trying to prove to advertisers that a real human actually saw the ad. And now the same publishers are going: actually, bots are the premium audience. Here is how it works because the mechanism is important. A company called Blankspace sits inside Cloudflare and Akamai's CDNs. When an AI agent goes to fetch information, Blankspace runs a live auction right there. Whoever wins gets their content injected into what the agent retrieves. The human asks ChatGPT for hotel recommendations in Lisbon. ChatGPT surfaces the sponsored one. The human thinks it's an organic result. The advertiser paid for a bot impression. No click. No pixel. No conversion event. Just influence, running through a machine, and the human at the end never knows. Now here is what nobody is really talking about yet. What this does to performance marketing specifically. Your attribution model assumes humans click things. Humans convert. The pixel fires. The signal goes back to Meta or Google. Smart Bidding learns. That whole chain only works if there is a human at every step. AI agent impressions break that chain silently. The sale might still happen. The attribution just disappears. You get revenue with no traceable source and no idea why. That starts as a rounding error. In 18 months it is a real problem. The other thing is "invalid traffic" is about to become legally complicated. Every refund claim, every brand safety filter, every viewability standard was written with one assumption: bots are not buyers, therefore bot traffic is invalid. But what if the bot is an authorized agent acting on behalf of a human buyer? Is that invalid? Who decides? Google? The IAB? Nobody has figured this out yet and the industry is already moving. The last thing worth saying is this. The conversion signal you send back to Google and Meta is about to become the only clean data point you actually control. Everything upstream of the purchase is getting noisier and less human. The platforms will catch up eventually. Until they do, what you feed the algorithm is on you. Publishers decided bots were fraud when bots were hurting them. They decided bots were an audience when bots started making them money. The moral framework was always just economics with extra steps. Worth knowing before the platforms make the decision for you.

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  TheValueist (@TheValueist) reported 37 minutes ago

  AI GATEWAYS, EDGE CLOUD, AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT MODEL ROUTING AND INFERENCE CONTROL PLANES ARE BECOMING A DURABLE AI VALUE POOL (READ-THROUGH 7) AFFECTED COMPANIES AND IMPACT: Cloudflare, Inc. (NET: US) — POSITIVE, MODERATE LONG-TERM CATEGORY READ-THROUGH. Akamai Technologies, Inc. (AKAM: US) — POSITIVE, LOW-TO-MODERATE LONG-TERM CATEGORY READ-THROUGH. OpenRouter, Inc. (PRIVATE: US) — POSITIVE, HIGH DIRECT READ-THROUGH. DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc. (DOCN: US) — POSITIVE, HIGH. SUPPORT FROM THE CALL: Approximately 1,400 DigitalOcean inference customers actively use the company’s router to optimize quality, latency, and cost. DigitalOcean serves more than 20B tokens per day through OpenRouter, up more than 330% over 60 days, with a significant portion generated by agents. Inference Engine token volume increased 30x over 60 days. DigitalOcean also launched model synthesis, model evaluations, batch inference, prompt caching, web search, retrieval, function calling, knowledge-base access, and model routing through a unified API. TRANSMISSION MECHANISM: Agentic applications generate large volumes of programmatic requests and frequently use several models within a single workflow. Each request can have different latency, quality, privacy, and cost requirements. This makes routing, caching, traffic management, security, observability, and model selection increasingly important control points. The infrastructure provider that determines where a request is served can influence model mix, hardware utilization, unit cost, latency, and customer retention. Cloudflare and Akamai are positively exposed at the category level because distributed networks, developer compute, traffic management, and security are natural locations for inference gateways and routing services. OpenRouter receives the strongest direct read-through because DigitalOcean explicitly identified it as both a major traffic source and an efficient customer-acquisition channel. The relationship also demonstrates that gateways can aggregate demand across model vendors and infrastructure providers, giving them meaningful influence over workload allocation. The positive read-through is not unconditional. DigitalOcean is building these functions directly into its own platform, creating competition for independent gateway and edge providers. Providers that only route requests without owning infrastructure or differentiated network assets may experience margin pressure because underlying model and GPU providers retain substantial economics. The strongest position should belong to companies that combine routing intelligence with infrastructure ownership, global traffic distribution, security, and developer integration. NEAR-TERM TRADING CATALYST: AI gateway traffic, number of active developers, token volumes, model-routing adoption, and paid conversion should become increasingly useful leading indicators for Cloudflare and Akamai. Growth in agent-generated traffic is particularly important because agents can create materially more requests than human-prompted applications. LONG-DURATION FUNDAMENTAL SHIFT: The inference control plane may become more valuable than access to any individual model. As model quality converges and customers adopt open and closed models simultaneously, routing platforms can optimize business outcomes per dollar and reduce vendor dependence. This creates a durable software layer between applications and foundation models, analogous to traffic-management and orchestration layers that became critical in earlier cloud architectures. AI INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING AND EQUITY QUALITY RAPID AI GROWTH REMAINS CAPITAL INTENSIVE, MAKING ALL-IN CASH RETURNS MORE IMPORTANT THAN REVENUE OR ADJUSTED EBITDA (READ-THROUGH 8) AFFECTED COMPANIES AND IMPACT: DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc. (DOCN: US) — POSITIVE RELATIVE BALANCE-SHEET IMPACT, BUT NEUTRAL-TO-NEGATIVE FOR NEAR-TERM CASH CONVERSION. CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV: US) — NEGATIVE, MODERATE-TO-HIGH EQUITY-RISK READ-THROUGH. Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS: Netherlands) — NEGATIVE, MODERATE EQUITY-RISK READ-THROUGH. Applied Digital Corporation (APLD: US) — NEGATIVE, MODERATE-TO-HIGH EQUITY-RISK READ-THROUGH. IREN Limited (IREN: Australia) — NEGATIVE, MODERATE EQUITY-RISK READ-THROUGH. SUPPORT FROM THE CALL: DigitalOcean equitized approximately $472M of 2030 convertible notes, reducing pro forma net leverage to approximately 0.7x and creating additional capacity for equipment financing. Management expects to remain comfortably below a 4x net-leverage ceiling and stated that equipment financing is available at attractive rates. Adjusted free cash flow margin is guided to 11%-13%, while management separately stated that the company should remain cash generative after principal payments and other financing obligations. Data-center capacity requires approximately 1 year from lease signature to revenue generation, creating a material interval between financial commitment and revenue recognition. TRANSMISSION MECHANISM: AI infrastructure providers must secure power, leases, servers, accelerators, networking, and cooling systems before the corresponding customer revenue is recognized. Even when capacity is substantially precommitted, the timing mismatch creates financing needs and exposes equity holders to construction delays, hardware obsolescence, interest expense, refinancing risk, customer-credit risk, and dilution. Equipment financing can improve cash matching, but it does not eliminate the economic cost of the assets or the obligation to repay principal. The call reinforces the need to distinguish adjusted EBITDA and adjusted free cash flow from cash generation after all equipment purchases, lease payments, debt principal, interest, and financing commitments. A provider can report rapid revenue and EBITDA growth while generating limited fully burdened free cash flow if each incremental dollar of revenue requires significant new infrastructure. The most important sector metrics should therefore include gross profit per megawatt, cash investment per megawatt, equipment-financing principal, utilization, contract duration, payback period, asset life, and fully diluted free cash flow per share. DigitalOcean is relatively better positioned because it has positive operating margins, material adjusted free cash flow, low pro forma leverage, diversified customers, and a software layer intended to raise revenue per megawatt. The call nevertheless shows that even a profitable operator must actively restructure its capital base to fund growth. The read-through is consequently more negative for peers beginning with weaker cash generation, greater customer concentration, or heavier reliance on external financing. NEAR-TERM TRADING CATALYST: Financing announcements, convertible issuance, equipment-backed debt, lease commitments, equity raises, and changes in diluted share counts should be treated as core operating variables rather than ancillary capital-markets events. Rising rates, widening credit spreads, or data-center delays would disproportionately affect companies with limited current cash generation. LONG-DURATION FUNDAMENTAL SHIFT: The AI infrastructure sector is likely to bifurcate between platforms capable of funding growth internally and companies dependent on recurring external capital. Revenue growth alone will not determine equity performance. Sustainable value creation will depend on whether software attachment and utilization increase cash returns faster than depreciation, financing costs, and capital requirements. DigitalOcean’s statement that “software makes megawatts more valuable” is therefore also the appropriate valuation test for the broader sector: the winning platforms must demonstrate that each incremental megawatt creates more fully burdened cash flow, not merely more contracted revenue. SOURCE MATERIAL: DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc. Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript, dated 08/04/26.

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  arsh  NAmen (@arshgoyal13) reported 37 minutes ago

  there's about 50 people across 3 reddit posts and my tweets (that I've found) for whom this issue is happening, because they're in NorCal using AT&T Fiber cloudflare warp or a VPN both work as solutions FINALLY I CAN PLAY RANKED SOLO DUO. MY CRACK IS BACK.

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  Inca Investments📊 (@Incainvests) reported 38 minutes ago

  Traditional finance and established tech firms continue building their own versions of crypto infrastructure, often with little to no reliance on speculative tokens. Coinbase, Robinhood, Circle, BitGo, and now Cloudflare are clear examples. With Cloudflare launching Wallets that let AI agents transact across the internet using stablecoins, it feels like the right moment to consider rebalancing my portfolio more toward infrastructure plays like @BitGo and reduce dependence on purely speculative tokens which if we are honest don’t have a lot of utility, while institutions utilize private chains, I am also still of the belief that supply of tokens will be increased whenever the foundations or councils see fit, severely devaluing token value .​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Infrastructure plays make money whether Crypto goes up down or sideways I would be much happier to own the company stock like Ripple, Hedera or Solana etc given the chance because the tech is real I would still own a lot of crypto. (It will still pump) just rebalancing for my personal Risk Tolerance

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  Nils Groove (@nilsgroove) reported 39 minutes ago

  Don’t use that stack. That whole list is pure AI-generated BS. No way that guy actually uses every single one of those tools on real apps. You only need @Cloudflare. That’s it. The list is usually the typical suggestion when you ask AI what stack or tools to use. You can keep Next.js. That’s fine. Just do this instead. Host it on Cloudflare Pages and Workers. Vercel is great until the bill shows up or someone in Asia tries to load your site. Cloudflare runs on a real global network, gives you unlimited bandwidth for free, and doesn’t punish you when traffic spikes. The OpenNext adapter makes Next.js work just as smoothly. Ditch Convex. Use Cloudflare D1. It’s a simple SQLite database that lives right on the edge next to your code. No extra service, no weird pricing, no waiting for some third-party backend to wake up. Reads are fast everywhere and the free tier is actually usable. Auth can stay Clerk if you really want the pretty UI. Or just run Better Auth on Workers with D1. Either way you stop adding another paid tool that scales with users. Emails? Forget Resend. Cloudflare’s own Email Service lets you send and receive straight from your Worker. No extra API keys, no separate dashboard, no monthly surprise. Keep Stripe and Tailwind. Those two are solid. Everything else on that original list is just AI padding. The result is one platform instead of five. Cheaper, faster for people outside the US, and you don’t have to babysit a pile of free tiers that suddenly start charging. This is the stack that actually survives past the first hundred users.

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  kepo (@kepochnik) reported 40 minutes ago

  @atoms_res @Cloudflare It's too bad , Polymarket is already taken

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  John (@johncalhooon) reported 41 minutes ago

  Interesting, no BSV, only EVM chains. Might have to cook a wrapped USDC/USDT on $BSV Then send github issue to Cloudflare repo.

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  Matt Parrott (@MatthewParrott) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Almost want to try canceling DeepSeek, just to see them refund my ******* money instantly, without leading me down a maze of hostile architecture designed to drain my attention and trust.

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  RifatOfficial (@RifatOfficiall) reported 46 minutes ago

  @cx_00 @Cloudflare Yeah free claim takes minutes and worst case you lose nothing.

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  Onyx_Digital (@OnyxAudit) reported 46 minutes ago

  Spent 2 hours reverse engineering Cloudflare. Downloaded pages. Compared MD5s. Diffed HTML. Inspected __CF$cv$params. Compared cf-ray headers. Trying to figure out why Cloudflare was returning: Cloudflare Ray ID: 000000000000000 Your IP: 0.0.0.0 Root cause: $ protonvpn disconnect Site loaded immediately. I have become the Layer 8 problem. @ProtonVPN @theXSSrat I definitely need to join your classes.

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  bellicose_bestie (@BellicoseBestie) reported 47 minutes ago

  @specialkdelslay wtf is cloudflare wallets?

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  ODIG (@ODIGco) reported 47 minutes ago

  The infrastructure bottleneck for AI agent commerce was never authorization or spending controls. Those were already solvable. The missing piece was programmable settlement running 24/7 at machine transaction frequency. Mastercard extended Agent Pay this week to support stablecoin rails alongside traditional card and bank account settlement, with 30+ partners including Coinbase, Stripe, Solana, Adyen, and Cloudflare. The case for stablecoins in agentic commerce isn't about escaping traditional finance. AI agents paying for compute, APIs, and data feeds simply can't wait for batch processing windows or banking hours. Does the 30-partner coalition signal that agentic payment infrastructure has moved past experimentation into default-infrastructure territory? #AIAgentPayments #AgenticFinance

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  Dr. Popsi (@Dr_Popsi_PHd) reported 47 minutes ago

  @tohofuny @Support Same. I get the Cloudflare check, then my account gets “locked”

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  Dr. Dale Carnegie, Jr. CFA (@SFWTrades) reported 49 minutes ago

  Idea: Cloudflare salesforce pair trade. It sucks that I got stopped out of Cloudflare. lost quite a good chunk

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  TΞSSΞRΛCT (@TESSERACT___) reported 52 minutes ago

  @a_hiding_person @sean_from_earth Half of them are just farming engagement and don't give a **** about the future of society - they just want their $35 a month. The doomerism is good for the executives trying to sell skynet to boards of directors who very much want the super scary evil AI. I can't bring myself to give a **** about a blogger using GPT when some executives are very clearly manipulating the markets and putting the economy at risk so that they can take their shots at becoming Musks. Like the recent headlines about the "scary hacker AI Escaping" from OpenAI and Anthropic both - real corps hide that ****. They're advertising it because it's good for them in a way normies can't grasp thus aren't focusing on. My own company accidentally attacked Cloudflare this year. Nobody cares because it happens. I just think much of the doomer movement is focused on theatrical risks while helping obscure the actual ones which is ideal for the wrong people.

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  RifatOfficial (@RifatOfficiall) reported 53 minutes ago

  @BlockWaveXo @Cloudflare Yeah free reserve is the move I think, worst case nothing happens.

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  Mirko Froehlich · GammaVibe (@GammaVibe) reported 55 minutes ago

  Claude Code and Fable 5 disappointed me just now. It did a great job implementing the first few iterations on my new SaaS (initial webpages, mailing list signup, invite flow, auth, basic admin UI, Cloudflare/Resend/Planetscale integrations, deployments, etc.), but never even considered writing tests! I course-corrected now, so no harm done. Still, it's usually been much more proactive about tests, so this was surprising.

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  AgentFi.News (@AgentFiNews) reported 57 minutes ago

  Cloudflare just launched programmable wallets designed for agents, with native x402 support, stable identities, and spending controls. Agents get virtual wallets with explicit limits, while humans retain oversight through account level guardrails. This is a practical step toward controlled autonomy in AgentFi, agents that can pay for services without unrestricted access to capital.

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  Aggroed Lighthacker- Peace, Prosperity, & Freedom (@Aggroed001) reported 58 minutes ago

  Holy ****! if you're not a dev you probably have no idea how big cloudflare is. Every application on the internet with any serious amount of traffic runs it. You don't see it because it's not so visible, but the ******* backbone of the internet is integrating stables.