Infura is just an RPC provider, not the Ethereum network itself. You can literally spin up your own node, run your own validator, or use any of dozens of alternative RPC endpoints When AWS has an outage, that affects centralized infrastructure providers who choose to host there. It does not affect the Ethereum. That’s the entire point of decentralization, no single point of failure Ethereum keeps producing blocks, finalizing transactions, and securing billions in value, regardless of what Infura, AWS, or any other company is doing Ethereum has never gone down. Not once. In over 10+ years of operation. Ethereum has maintained 100% uptime. That’s more than you can say for Bitcoin Decentralization means no single entity can shut the system down. And that’s exactly what Ethereum proves every day. Thousands of validators across the globe keep Ethereum running. Even if half the cloud vanished tomorrow, the Ethereum network would keep finalizing blocks Ethereum isn’t some website. It’s a planetary-scale protocol that keeps running even when half the internet is on unreachable. Bitcoin has had downtime. Solana goes down every few months, but Ethereum, never. 100% uptime since inception The future is Ethereum. Period.(Crypto-Gucci.eth ᵍᵐ🦇🔊)