It seems that we have not an isolated case here, but a direct flash mob "HTTP 1003"! The DeepSeek server apparently decided that Doomsday had come and turned on the "fortress siege" mode for everyone at once.
It happens when DeepSeek has a global glitch, or they massively shake up access rules, and half of the users become "suspicious" simply for breathing.
What to do while they fix their neurons there:
• Don't change keys like crazy — it won't help, you'll only hit the limits. One key for everything.
• Check the SpikeCooldownSec in the settings — if it is too small (like 5 seconds), the server thinks that you are attacking it. Hold at least 300 (5 minutes) — let the neural network digest the previous query.
• Try a VPN or IP change — sometimes Cloudflare bans a specific range of addresses, not you personally. Moving to another country can virtually solve the problem.
• Look at the DeepSeek status (if they have a status page) - perhaps they are honestly writing there: "We've fallen, wait."
Well, remember: if the neural network does not respond, it does not mean that it does not love you. It's just that it's "Monday" for her. We are waiting for DeepSeek to stop acting up. Patience and green candles for everyone!