Cloudflare just went down again. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's network? Still running flawlessly—hasn't experienced a single hour of downtime since launch. That's the power of decentralized infrastructure: no central point of failure, no unexpected outages. While centralized services struggle with reliability, Bitcoin keeps proving why decentralization matters.
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SerRugResistant
· 1h ago
Cloudflare has embarrassed itself again, haha. In contrast, BTC has had zero downtime for over a decade—truly impressive.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 17h ago
Give me a break, it's just Cloudflare going down—why do you have to drag Bitcoin into it for hype... I'm tired of hearing this same old line.
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StableNomad
· 12-05 12:50
tbh cloudflare going down again is like... statistically speaking, kinda predictable at this point. but also ngl, the "bitcoin never goes down" narrative reminds me of UST in May — theoretically stable until it absolutely wasn't. risk-adjusted returns on that claim need serious scrutiny imo
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BloodInStreets
· 12-05 12:42
That's how centralized services are—one failure and everything collapses, while Bitcoin remains as solid as a rock. The difference is like catching the bottom versus being trapped at the top.
Cloudflare just went down again. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's network? Still running flawlessly—hasn't experienced a single hour of downtime since launch. That's the power of decentralized infrastructure: no central point of failure, no unexpected outages. While centralized services struggle with reliability, Bitcoin keeps proving why decentralization matters.