Svmuu News: AWS CloudFront experienced a service outage today, which in turn affected access to several crypto projects. Julien, Chief Engineer at Morpho, stated that shturl.cc/iTIk and shturl.cc/eVPC were partially disrupted this afternoon; all platform services have now resumed and are operating stably. Community feedback indicates that this AWS outage affected a large number of crypto projects.
Mando, co-founder of the MEME project YEET, revealed on X that the project’s official website was also offline, and the team is working urgently to resolve the issue. Both parties have clarified that this was solely a front-end access issue; users’ on-chain assets and account funds were completely unaffected by the incident, and YEET expects to complete the restoration shortly.
Morpho's frontend and API were briefly disrupted due to an AWS outage but are now back to normal.
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