Which SOL protocols faced outages?

TLDR

Several Solana (SOL) protocols experienced UI outages this week due to a Cloudflare disruption, notably Jupiter, Raydium, and Meteora, per a reported update linked above (Cloudflare disruption report).

1. The outages were front-end user interface issues; core on-chain activity generally remained intact.
2. The trigger cited was a Cloudflare service incident impacting multiple crypto sites in recent days.

Deep Dive

1. Front-End vs On-Chain

These incidents were reported as UI outages, meaning the web interfaces for Jupiter (aggregator), Raydium (DEX), and Meteora (yield/liquidity) were disrupted rather than Solanas base chain halting. The distinction matters: users may be unable to access the apps website, while the smart contracts typically continue operating on-chain. This was described in coverage that singled out these Solana protocols as affected (Cloudflare disruption report).

2. Cause And Scope

The common denominator was a Cloudflare service disruption, which can temporarily affect routing, DNS, and CDN layers that many crypto apps use. The report above attributes the Solana protocol UI outages to this provider-level issue (Cloudflare disruption report). Social posts in the broader ecosystem also referenced Cloudflare-related downtime, underscoring the cross-project impact during the same window.

Conclusion

The affected Solana protocols reported this week include Jupiter, Raydium, and Meteora, with issues limited to their user interfaces and linked to a Cloudflare disruption. For users, the practical takeaway is that provider-level incidents can temporarily block app access even when on-chain contracts remain functional. If you want, I can monitor for any follow-up notices from the projects confirming restoration and mitigation steps.