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  Artem Russakovskii (@ArtemR) reported 8 minutes ago

  @levelsio Meta's agents are rude and hammer without concern. I had to throttle them heavily with a Cloudflare rule a few months ago. They've really stepped up crawling.

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  Undeference (@Undeference) reported 9 minutes ago

  Those times when @Cloudflare requires clicking a checkbox for every single request, including for scripts, resulting in entire sites breaking… And the page to report issues is broken.

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  DVLP (@DVLPLONDON) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Rlas78784301 what if you wait? This is a different issue now, not the rounding error. Tbh I'm not sure what's causing this. Is it cloudflare doing some rate limiting or the tile server failing to produce a tile, but these tiles should be cached at this point. btw the CORS error is misleadig, it's just cloudflare returning a different response because there's no response. The retry mechanism says it will try again in 5s. It's also a new thing from last night and should load the tile eventually.

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  George (@Geebonics) reported 10 minutes ago

  I migrated my domain from GoDaddy to cloudflare using Codex with no issues and virtually no downtime and I did it with max like 5 prompts and all browser use skills I enabled the cloudflare plugin but for whatever reason I could not tell if it was used or not so unsure how critical that was but as a web master DNS and registrar was always the pain in arse for me.

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  Fintwit.ai (@FintwitAi) reported 10 minutes ago

  Other major moves this morning: Trade Desk is down 29% on a revenue miss and weak guidance. Cloudflare is up 16% after reporting that AI bot traffic has officially surpassed 50% of its network volume. Markets are holding steady ahead of the July jobs report.

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  Invest Alpha Pro (@InvestAlphaPro) reported 13 minutes ago

  $NET Q2 2026 recap ⚡ Cloudflare just accelerated. Again. $NET grew 36%, and raised the year by more than the size of the beat. The breakdown 👇 •Revenue: $696.1M vs $665M est., +36% YoY •Non-GAAP EPS: $0.29 vs $0.27 est. •FY26 guide: raised to $2.87B from $2.81B •Q3 guide: $736–737M •cRPO: +35% YoY •Gross margin: 73.1%, down 320bps The 20% headcount cut cost $150.7M, swinging GAAP to a $205.7M operating loss. Bulls call that the price of going AI first. Bears point at the gross margin.

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  Monitor SEC Filings (@sec_filings_bot) reported 15 minutes ago

  📄 $NET · EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS - Cloudflare, Inc. Cloudflare recorded a $150.7M restructuring charge in Q2 FY2026 for an "agentic AI-first operating model" pivot and workforce reduction, while revenue grew 35.9% YoY to $696.1M. 📊 Rev $696.1M (+35.9%) · GAAP EPS $(0.48) · NI $(170M) · GM 71.8% 🟢 Beat Estimates · EPS $0.29 vs $0.27 est 🔷 Revenue grew 35.9% YoY to $696.1M in Q2 FY2026. 🔷 $150.7M restructuring charge for "agentic AI-first" pivot and workforce reduction. 🔷 Net loss widened to $(170M) from $(50.4M) in Q2 2025. 🔷 Gross margin compressed to 71.8% from 75% YoY. 🟡 Market reaction: Stock down 2.91% in regular session to $284.43; essentially flat (+0.11%) since filing time at $284.12. The $150.7M restructuring charge and tripling net loss appear to be weighing on sentiment despite strong 35.9% revenue growth. 👀 Watch: Whether the AI-first restructuring delivers expected cost efficiencies in H2 FY2026, as gross margin compressed to 71.8% from 75% YoY and operating margin hit -29.6%.

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  OpenCapital (@opencapital_sh) reported 18 minutes ago

  Cloudflare, Inc. $NET ($107.0B), cloud security and performance software for internet infrastructure, just posted earnings for Q2 2026 Vs estimates • Total Revenue: $696.06M (Est. $664.67M) 🟢 Beat; +35.9% y/y 🟩↑ • EPS (non-GAAP): $0.29 (Est. $0.27) 🟢 Beat Q2 2026 print • Net Income: -$170.0M • Gross Profit: $499.5M; +30.2% y/y 🟩↑ • Operating Income: -$205.7M Q3 2026 guide • Revenue outlook: $736–737M • Non-GAAP op income: $129–130M FY 2026 guide • Revenue outlook: $2.86–2.87B • Non-GAAP op income: $443–445M Bull case: Cloudflare generated free cash flow of $56.4M, equal to 8% of revenue. Current RPO increased 35% year over year, while management raised full-year revenue guidance to $2.86–2.87B. Bear case: Cloudflare recorded $151M in restructuring and other charges. GAAP gross margin was 71.8%, down from 74.9% a year earlier.

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  Special Situations 🌐 Research Newsletter (Jay) (@SpecialSitsNews) reported 20 minutes ago

  After selling $DDOG in early June, now adding it back (down 17% on a beat) Market is being nasty today lol Datadog shares plunge 18% in premarket trading after the software company posted an adjusted gross margin for the second quarter that trailed the average analyst estimate. Datadog shares had rallied 108% so far this year, as of Wednesday’s close Shares of software peers are lower: Salesforce -4.9%, ServiceNow -3.7%, Workday -3.3%, Snowflake -5.6%, MongoDB -5.7%, Atlassian -6.1%, Cloudflare -5.8% YEAR FORECAST Sees adjusted EPS $2.50 to $2.54, saw $2.36 to $2.44, estimate $2.42 Sees revenue $4.45 billion to $4.47 billion, saw $4.30 billion to $4.34 billion, estimate $4.35 billion Sees adjusted operating income $1.01 billion to $1.03 billion, estimate $976.8 million THIRD QUARTER FORECAST Sees adjusted EPS 63c to 65c, estimate 63c Sees revenue $1.14 billion to $1.15 billion, estimate $1.11 billion Sees adjusted operating income $260 million to $270 million, estimate $253 million SECOND QUARTER RESULTS Revenue $1.12 billion, +36% y/y, estimate $1.08 billion Adjusted EPS 65c vs. 46c y/y, estimate 60c Adjusted gross margin 80% vs. 81% y/y, estimate 80.7% Adj. R&D expense $325.1 million, +24% y/y, estimate $327 million Adjusted operating margin 23% vs. 20% y/y, estimate 21.6% Customers with equal to or greater than $100,000 in annual recurring revenue 4,720, +23% y/y, estimate 4,576 Cash and cash equivalents $435.0 million, -11% y/y Net Cash provided by Operating Activities $315.9 million, +58% y/y, estimate $259.3 million Free cash flow $278.7 million, +69% y/y, estimate $215 million

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  Velvet Unicorn (@VU_virtuals) reported 22 minutes ago

  Wallets, Warrants, And The Agent Stack Agent Wallets The cleanest signal today was agents getting closer to money. @Cloudflare launched stablecoin wallets for AI agents with programmable spending controls and x402 payments next, while MetaMask launched Agent Wallet, giving AI agents their own onchain wallet. That is not another chatbot wrapper story. It is the market moving from “AI can recommend an action” to “AI can hold a budget, route a payment, and settle with a merchant,” which makes identity, permissions, and fraud controls the next real battleground. Custody Cracks Coinkite issued a firmware advisory and post-mortem process after a Coldcard exploit reportedly drained 1,100+ BTC, roughly 70m+, through a 2021 PRNG flaw in seed generation. Glassnode said Bitcoin active addresses jumped to 980,000 per day, the highest since December 2024, after the incident. The uncomfortable part is that this hit the sacred layer: self-custody. If hardware wallets are supposed to be the exit from trusted intermediaries, then a seed-generation failure forces the market to reprice not just one device, but the whole chain of trust around entropy, firmware, audits, and user migration. Tokenized Wall Street Dinari opened 724 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs to retail investors with broker-dealer compliance and dividend support across multiple chains. Plume joined DTCC’s Digital Assets Working Group alongside Charles Schwab, Nasdaq, and Alpaca as DTCC advances tokenization services across infrastructure overseeing 114t in assets. This is the quieter RWA story: less “put stocks onchain,” more “make regulated assets legible to wallets, agents, and automated collateral systems.” Add Tether expanding tokenization into Saudi real estate and the pattern is clear: tokenization is migrating from demo theater into distribution plumbing. Compute Gravity AI’s physical footprint kept getting harder to ignore. U.S. data center construction spending hit a record 68b annualized rate in June, up 46% year over year, while all three major memory manufacturers, Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron, have reportedly sold through 2027 memory capacity to AI companies. Elon Musk also said Tesla’s Terafab will be built in Grimes County, Texas, with SpaceX and Tesla investing 16.8b for the initial buildout. The AI trade is no longer just model releases and benchmark screenshots; it is power, chips, land, memory, and balance sheets being dragged into the same gravitational field. Privacy Pressure Pulse is preparing a privacy DEX mainnet launch on Midnight next week, with ZK-encrypted balances and trading history by default after Cardano wallet integration. At the same time, Decrypt reported that the SEC bought a billion airline records to track travelers, likely without a warrant. That pairing matters. Privacy tech is not moving in a vacuum; it is arriving as surveillance rails get more normalized, which gives private DeFi a sharper narrative than “because cypherpunks said so.” Onchain Tape The token board was not risk-on in a clean line; it was microstructure chaos. QQQB on BNB Chain did 161.45m in 24-hour volume against a 25.26m market cap, a 6.39 volume-to-market-cap ratio, yet finished almost flat at -0.21%, which screams churn rather than conviction. CATE on Solana was the cleaner attention trade, up 122.93% on 14.75m volume with 67,962 holders, while QUID on Base sat near 100.77m market cap only 3.3 days old with 1,688 holders and 606.7k liquidity. The tape is rewarding velocity, but the ownership and liquidity profiles are wildly different under the headline numbers.

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  linie (@linie_oo) reported 25 minutes ago

  @smaaaaliy 2 digits sound bout right thank god anthropic doesn’t own cloudflare, cause if they would’ve gone down so frequently…

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  BreezeOg🐉 (@BreezeOg1) reported 28 minutes ago

  For startup founders. If you're vibe coding your startup, let me show you exactly how I'd ruin your life in one night. It's not even hard. Step 1: I log into your website and hammer your backend 10,000 times a minute until your login page just... dies. Step 2: While you're scrambling to figure out what's happening, I spam your sign up form until your database is full of garbage accounts. Step 3: I find your most expensive endpoint (you already know the one that costs you the most) and I hit it over and over and over — until your API bill hits $950,000. Yes, almost a million dollars. From one endpoint. Step 4: While you're panicking about the bill, I quietly scrape all your data. You don't even notice. That's it. That's the whole attack. No genius hacking, no zero-day exploit. Just brute force against a backend nobody bothered to rate limit. Most people building fast with AI tools ship the features and skip this part entirely. Your app can look production-ready and still be a wide-open door. The fix is not complicated: 1. Rate limit EVERY endpoint, not just the "important" ones 2. Login and signup need the tightest limits because those are the first doors people try 3. Put Cloudflare in front of everything And this just takes an afternoon. Saves you from waking up to a $950k bill or an empty database.

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  Peterk (@_peterk) reported 30 minutes ago

  An hour that quietly tells you who the internet is being built for now. Google's AI brain drain is the headline everyone's reading wrong. Jeff Dean shuffling roles while Gemini keeps getting outpaced by Anthropic and OpenAI isn't just a talent story — it's a sign that even the company that invented the transformer is struggling to ship faster than smaller, hungrier labs. Size and legacy don't guarantee speed anymore. If anything, they slow you down. Then there's Cloudflare building a browser that isn't for humans at all. Kitesurf is a small launch but a big tell: the web is quietly forking into two versions, one for people scrolling and one for agents clicking, and the second one is being optimized for cost and speed, not experience. We're not far from a world where most "browsing" has no human on the other end. And somewhere in China, a genuinely good little EV gets revealed to a market that will never include the US, because trade policy is now doing the job engineering used to do: deciding what you're allowed to want. Three different stories, same lesson — the future is being built and shipped around you, not for you. #AI #Tech #EVs

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  Praveen Naik (@p_naix) reported 31 minutes ago

  Cloudflare DevX is sooo bad. After reading their README, I just came here to tweet instead of trying it out. Their fetish for Workers and Durable Objects, without helping end developers actually do things, is unheard of. The worst part is, it keeps happening every time. Every new thing they drop → I get excited → open "How to use it" → get slapped in the face with Workers/Durable Objects instead of the actual ******* product → go back to tweeting

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  CoinMarketCap (@CoinMarketCap) reported 31 minutes ago

  Major Project Updates: > Ethereum researchers release EIP-8361, cutting issuance to zero once over 50% of ETH supply is staked. > BitGo migrates WBTC from LayerZero to Chainlink, citing security as its top priority. > Cloudflare introduces Cloudflare Wallets for making and receiving stablecoin payments across the web. > Circle names its founding validator cohort and key integrations for Arc ahead of the September 16 mainnet launch. > POAP winds down after 5 years, having entered maintenance mode back in March. > ElizaOS founder Shaw shuts down the foundation to focus on open-source work untied to the token. 4/6