Crypto Under Attack
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CloudFlare claims it protects crypto infrastructure by crowdsourcing threat data across 14 million domains and running an anycast network with 165 points of presence that absorbs volumetric traffic on a 25 Tbps backbone so large DDoS peaks (recorded ~1.7 Tbps) never hit origins. Clients like BitFenix use CloudFlare load balancers, Web Application Firewall and DDoS mitigation to handle sudden spikes and scale from small to hundreds of millions of monthly transactions without customer-facing slowdowns.
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