Crypto Industry Confronts Its Dependence on Centralized Infrastructure After AWS Outage
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Summary: The recent AWS outage has triggered scrutiny across the crypto sector, exposing how the industry relies on centralized Web2 infrastructure.
Mohammedia – The recent Amazon Web Services outage has triggered renewed scrutiny across the crypto sector, exposing how deeply the industry still relies on centralized Web2 infrastructure.
An opinion published by crypto.news argues that the disruption revealed a structural vulnerability at the core of crypto platforms, where exchanges and wallets depend on the same cloud systems used by traditional finance and government services.
A single DNS fault inside AWS set off cascading failures that took down more than
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