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• Meridian (@mrdn_finance) reported 24 seconds ago

  @cryptobundy82 @Cloudflare We’ll have cloudflare x402 support day 1

• Han (@hanebox) reported 3 minutes ago

  @iquilezles @Shadertoy Cloudflare turnstile might help

• Vivek Rp (@VIVEKRP) reported 3 minutes ago

  Can’t believe how far @Cloudflare has come — now I can run the frontend, backend, CDN, connect directly to D1 / @PlanetScale DBs, AI, all in one place. Add in the new Email Service, and it’s basically a full-stack dream. #BirthdayWeek #Cloudflare

• Michael (@michaelsiemin) reported 3 minutes ago

  wtf is going on at @Cloudflare I think have not seen a company of this size ship so fast before 🚢

• Matt (@MatthewRideout) reported 7 minutes ago

  I generally like Cloudflare domains, hosting, DNS tools, etc... but all their proprietary developer solutions smell like ****. You should not build a side project or enterprise app with any of that stuff.

• el blanco (@elblancoaudaz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @CryptoCloaks @Cloudflare btc transactions are slow.

• Smart M (@SmartM_Alex) reported 9 minutes ago

  Network services provider Cloudflare plans to issue a stablecoin, the NET Dollar, according to the company's CEO, Matthew Prince.

• NabiYok☕️ (@nabi_sarvi) reported 10 minutes ago

  Are you bearish? @Cloudflare >>> Net Dollar 0x402 >>> Agent Payments Protocol Big question: Which Network? Soland? Etherume? or ...

• Mike T. (@MikeTersh) reported 10 minutes ago

  @tropicalupdate Mike, major outage at cloudflare. it is not you.

• Luca Prosperi (@LucaProsperi) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CampbellJAustin @Cloudflare The act of issuance is by far the least important aspect in integrating digital dollar in someone's stack. I am pretty sure they can figure out who's going to be the issuer of record and keep a few bps for the service.

• panar-coqui (@CoQuiHODL) reported 13 minutes ago

  @elblancoaudaz @CryptoCloaks @Cloudflare Maybe your brain is the one that's slow at catching up.

• Armin Ronacher ⇌ (@mitsuhiko) reported 14 minutes ago

  @josiahwiebe I am more interested why this is such a hard thing to do. Vercel are not the only ones with issues here. Cloudflare and Route53 also do not support .at

• KeyNews (@KeyNewsEN) reported 23 minutes ago

  Cloudflare Launches NET Dollar Stablecoin for AI-Driven Instant Payments On September 25, Cloudflare, a leading cloud services company known for cybersecurity and performance optimization, announced plans to launch NET Dollar, a USD-backed stablecoin designed to enable instant, secure global payments for the AI-driven internet. This move marks a significant pivot for Cloudflare from traditional cloud services into fintech, aiming to capture a share of the rapidly growing stablecoin market. NET Dollar targets the Agentic Web, where AI agents autonomously handle tasks like booking flights, purchasing goods, or managing schedules. Cloudflare stated that NET Dollar will leverage its global network infrastructure to ensure fast, transparent, and borderless transactions. Compared to traditional financial systems, NET Dollar aims to offer lower costs and higher efficiency, particularly for micropayments and pay-per-use models, which are seen as critical for the future of the AI-driven internet. This model is expected to directly benefit content creators and developers. Furthermore, Cloudflare is contributing to open standards like the Agent Payments Protocol and x402, collaborating with companies like Coinbase to simplify online payments and enhance interoperability. Market projections suggest stablecoin transaction volumes could reach $1.9 trillion by 2030, and Cloudflare’s entry may accelerate this trend. However, challenges such as regulatory compliance, blockchain technology selection, and market adoption remain. While Cloudflare has not disclosed the exact launch timeline or blockchain platform for NET Dollar, its CEO, Matthew Prince, emphasized that the stablecoin is tailored for AI agents and microtransactions, potentially differentiating it from established stablecoins like USDT and USDC. In the short term, the announcement may indirectly impact the crypto market, particularly for blockchain projects tied to AI and payments. For the crypto market, Cloudflare’s move could drive interest in tokens related to payments and AI, though major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH are unlikely to see direct impacts. Investors may focus on blockchains collaborating with Cloudflare or supporting AI transactions, such as SOL or NEAR, which could experience short-term attention due to NET Dollar’s announcement.

• Néstor (@nstlopez) reported 24 minutes ago

  I'm having some issues trying to upload a single `llms-full.txt` file to Cloudflare worker for some reason 🤔

• oMaMoriTV (@oMaMoriTTV) reported 26 minutes ago

  @levelsio Email isn’t private once it’s shared ‘private’ is a myth. What matters is secure: encryption, infrastructure, and constant updates. Cloudflare let see how they keep up with that service to us.

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