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Chain abstraction: one wallet across every chain
By:
Nate Urbas
10 November 2025
What if you could send, swap, and stake from a single wallet without ever switching networks, worrying about gas on the “other chain,” or juggling multiple seed phrases? That’s the promise of chain abstraction: one clean interface that just works, no matter where your assets live. No “wrong chain” pop-ups. No guessing which bridge is safe. No repeat approvals on every network. On my Cryptolinks News blog, I’m going to show you how we’re moving toward that reality, what actually...
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AI x crypto: zkML and GPU networks explained
By:
Nate Urbas
3 November 2025
Ever wondered how AI actually plugs into crypto without the buzzwords? I’ve been tracking this space across hundreds of projects, and two big shifts are finally making sense together: zkML (AI you can verify) and decentralized GPU networks (compute you can rent on demand). Put simply: you can prove an AI result is correct without revealing everything, and you can run that AI on a marketplace of GPUs instead of paying top dollar to a single cloud. If you’re trying...
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Bitcoin L2s now: Stacks, BitVM, or Runes?
By:
Nate Urbas
2 November 2025
Confused about which “Bitcoin L2” deserves your time—Stacks, BitVM, or Runes? Fees are spiking, timelines are fuzzy, and every week a new “L2” thread blows up your feed. If you’re trying to build, trade, or just stay sane, the noise is brutal. I wrote this to cut through the takes and give you a clean way to pick what fits your goals today. By the time you’re done, you’ll know what really counts as a Bitcoin L2, where Stacks stands,...
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Telegram mini apps on TON: fastest Web3 onramp
By:
Nate Urbas
21 October 2025
What if your first Web3 transaction lived inside your Telegram chat? No browser plugins, no seed phrase panic, no “which network?” headache — just a tap and you’re in. That’s the promise of Telegram Mini Apps running on TON. I’ve tested dozens of crypto onramps. Nothing gets a normie to their first on-chain action faster than this combo. “Tap to open” beats “install an extension, create a wallet, write down 12 words, switch networks, fund gas, try again.” Every extra...
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Stablecoins 2.0: yield, settlement, better UX
By:
Nate Urbas
15 October 2025
What if your dollars quietly earned a return, settled payments in seconds, and felt as easy as your favorite app? That’s the promise of “Stablecoins 2.0” — and it’s not hype. It’s already peeking through in the tools I test and track every day on Cryptolinks News. Stablecoins are shifting from basic “hold and send” balances to productive, programmable money that actually works for normal people and busy teams. “Digital dollars should earn, settle instantly, and be effortless to use....
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Farcaster Frames: build tappable posts users love
By:
Nate Urbas
7 October 2025
Have you ever posted something you knew was good… only to watch the clicks vanish the moment people hit a landing page? What if your post could be the product experience—tappable, fast, and finished right in the feed? That’s the magic of Farcaster Frames. They turn a cast into a mini-app with buttons, state, and verified actions—no janky redirects, no slow pages. I’ve been testing them across onchain use cases (mints, claims, quizzes, simple lead capture), and when you get...
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Understanding the Role of Oracles in DeFi
By:
Nate Urbas
30 September 2025
How does a DeFi app know the exact price of ETH right now? If smart contracts can’t natively see the outside world, what tells them when to liquidate, issue loans, or settle trades? That silent middle layer is the oracle—usually invisible, absolutely critical, and the difference between a smooth day and a painful liquidation. I’ve reviewed a lot of crypto tools across bull and bear cycles. Oracles are the quiet MVPs behind lending markets, stablecoins, perps, and almost every “it...
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Exploring Cross-Chain Compatibility in Blockchain
By:
Nate Urbas
23 September 2025
Ever tried to move assets from one chain to another and thought, “Why is this so complicated?” Same. Whether it’s getting USDC from Ethereum to Arbitrum (USDC vs USDC.e), or swapping BTC straight into ETH without touching a centralized exchange, cross-chain often feels like a maze of fees, wait times, and “is this the right bridge?” anxiety. What’s broken right now Most blockchains are still isolated islands. Your assets, data, and activity don’t travel well between them, so you’re stuck...
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Exploring the Concept of Synthetic Assets in Crypto
By:
Nate Urbas
18 September 2025
Ever wanted to trade Apple, gold, or the euro—without opening a brokerage account, waiting for market hours, or moving money across three apps? What if you could do it straight from your wallet? That’s the promise of synthetic assets: on-chain positions that track the price of real-world markets, 24/7. No phone calls, no faxed statements, no “your region isn’t supported.” Just programmable exposure you control. Why getting exposure is still this hard Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned trader,...
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How Blockchain Is Changing the Gaming Industry
By:
Nate Urbas
9 September 2025
What if the skins, cards, and items you grind for were actually yours to keep, trade, or use across games—even if a studio shuts down? That’s the promise of blockchain in gaming, and it’s why I’m excited to share this guide on my blog. I’ve spent years reviewing crypto products and tools, and I want to give you a clear look at where blockchain genuinely improves gaming—and where it doesn’t. The benefit for you is simple: real digital ownership, safer...
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