Blockchain and No-Code Tools Challenge Cloud Computing Dominance: Crypto Infrastructure Concerns

Source: CryptoNewsNet Original Title: Blockchain and no-code tools challenge AWS’ dominance: Crypto exec Original Link: The rise of AI-powered no-code tools that allow users to create applications through linguistic prompts rather than computer code, decentralized through blockchain technology, will challenge major cloud computing providers’ dominance of the market.

No-code tools will democratize access to app creation and custom-tailored user experiences that will require constant updates and maintenance from AI, according to industry experts at leading blockchain foundations.

This rise of user-created applications eliminates the need for centrally managed software solutions stored on centralized servers.

“When applications are continuously generated and evolved by AI, you need infrastructure that is secure, tamper-resistant, and able to stay online without constant human intervention. Decentralized blockchain networks introduced a revolutionary computing paradigm: by eliminating central points of control, they enable the creation of secure, reliable, and fault-tolerant software.”

A significant portion of crypto companies and Web3 projects rely on centralized cloud infrastructure to power their consumer-facing applications and websites.

Cloud Infrastructure Outages Impact Crypto Industry

Several major cloud outages occurred in 2025, impacting multiple crypto platforms and exchanges using centralized servers and data centers to host their applications.

The first outage occurred in April, causing disruptions to centralized crypto exchanges, including a major trading platform and others. At the time, some platforms temporarily paused withdrawals until normal service was restored.

A major cloud provider experienced another outage in October, causing disruptions to various platforms’ mobile applications, with users reporting login problems, slowdowns and withdrawal issues.

Other financial applications were impacted by the outage, including major brokerage platforms and Web3 wallets.

The October outage lasted for about 15 hours and underscored the level of reliance crypto and Web3 projects, which market themselves as decentralized alternatives, have on centralized cloud infrastructure providers.

Crypto’s reliance on centralized infrastructure has drawn criticism from several crypto industry executives. “Decentralization has succeeded at the ledger layer but not yet at the infrastructure layer,” according to industry leaders in the space.