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Epstein’s Alleged $3M Coinbase Stake Hits the 2026 “Files” — Does It Change Bitcoin Security in the Next 30 Days?
By:
Nate Urbas
3 February 2026
What would you do right now if you woke up to a trending claim that Bitcoin had a “backdoor”… and it was tied to Epstein, a Coinbase stake, and a fresh 2026 file drop? If you’re seeing the Epstein “$3M Coinbase stake” claim tied to a 2026 file drop and your stomach just did that thing where you start thinking “is Bitcoin about to get hacked?” you’re not alone—and that’s exactly why this kind of story spreads: it mixes a...
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Bitcoin Drops 7% in 24 Hours on Tariff Panic — Is This a Healthy Shakeout or the Start of a Bigger Reset for Crypto’s $3T Comeback?
By:
Nate Urbas
31 January 2026
Is this just a quick “flush and bounce”… or the kind of scary headline that quietly turns into weeks of grind-down pain? As of today, 31 January 2026, Bitcoin just slid roughly 7% in a single day. And no, this doesn’t feel like a random crypto tantrum. The timing lines up with a nasty mix: tariff fears, geopolitical stress, and ETF outflows all hitting risk markets at the same time. If you’re holding BTC, ETH, or anything tied to the “crypto is clawing back to a ~$3T...
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Gold Just Ripped to $5,080 in 48 Hours While Bitcoin Slipped — What I’m Watching (Jan 29, 2026)
By:
Nate Urbas
29 January 2026
Gold ripping to $5,080 in 48 hours while Bitcoin slips around $86K is the kind of move that exposes a painful truth: a lot of “safe haven” portfolios only look diversified on paper, and when stress hits, BTC can start acting less like digital gold and more like a risk trade that moves with the crowd. If you’re crypto-heavy, that gap doesn’t just bruise the ego—it can wreck your P&L because your hedge isn’t hedging when you actually need it,...
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Solana’s SKR Token Launch: The Mobile-Crypto Boost Nobody Should Ignore — And What DeFi Users Need To Know
By:
Nate Urbas
27 January 2026
Have you ever tried to swap $10 on your phone and somehow ended up asking yourself: “Why did this cost that much?”, “Did I approve the right thing?”, or “Wait… is this the real token?” That’s the real fight right now: not “chain vs chain,” but crypto vs everyday convenience. So I’m looking at Solana’s SKR token launch through one lens only: does it actually make mobile crypto easier? And if it does, what changes for DeFi users in 2026—fees,...
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Decentralized AI Tokens Jump 20% This Week — How $RNDR and Friends Are Redefining Compute in Just 48 Hours
By:
Nate Urbas
22 January 2026
What if the next big crypto run isn’t about memes or yet another “new L1”… but about something painfully real: GPU compute that AI teams can actually get their hands on? This week I watched a basket of decentralized AI / compute tokens rip roughly ~20% in a hurry, and the interesting part wasn’t the candles—it was the coordination. In about 48 hours, the tone changed from “AI narrative” to “AI infrastructure with receipts.” If you build, invest, or you’re...
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Coinbase vs. the White House: Is Washington About to Kill the Crypto Bill—and Freeze DeFi Innovation?
By:
Nate Urbas
19 January 2026
If you’ve felt that weird mix of hope and dread watching the Coinbase–White House tension hit the timeline, you’re not alone. This isn’t just another “crypto vs. government” headline—it’s a real stress test for whether the U.S. can pass a workable market-structure bill without kneecapping the very parts of crypto that actually work: stablecoins, open networks, and DeFi. I’m writing this for investors, builders, and everyday users who want a straight answer: does this clash threaten the Senate crypto bill,...
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Crypto’s Wild 48 Hours: Polygon Buys, Celestia’s “1TB/s” Flex, and Memes Mooning — What I’m Watching Before the Next Pump
By:
Nate Urbas
16 January 2026
Ever feel like you can’t even make coffee without crypto rewriting the whole meta? That’s been the last 48 hours—fast, noisy, and honestly a little dangerous if you’re reacting instead of thinking. In one short window we’ve got: Polygon making acquisition-style moves (the kind that can shift an ecosystem narrative overnight). Celestia grabbing attention with a monster “1TB/s” throughput story (the sort of headline that travels faster than context). Meme coins doing what meme coins do best—ignoring logic and sending...
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US Senate’s New Crypto Bill Just Dropped: End of Regulatory Chaos… or a Perfect Bull Trap?
By:
Nate Urbas
14 January 2026
Is this the moment the U.S. finally gives crypto a real rulebook—or are we about to watch the market pump on a political headline and then get rug-pulled by the fine print? I’ve seen this movie before: a “big” Washington announcement hits, prices react, influencers scream “clarity is here,” and then everyone realizes the text either (1) doesn’t do what people think, or (2) takes so long to matter that traders get chopped up in the meantime. So I’m going...
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Vitalik’s Ethereum Bombshell: Quantum‑Proof Security, “Infinite” Scaling, and the Real Case for ETH at $50K in 2026
By:
Nate Urbas
12 January 2026
What if the next Ethereum “upgrade” isn’t just about cheaper fees… but about surviving a future where quantum computers can crack today’s crypto? That’s the combo lighting up my feeds right now: quantum‑resistant security + scaling that feels almost limitless from a normal user’s point of view (because rollups do the heavy lifting). And if this story accelerates through 2026, you can see why some traders are whispering the spicy number again: $50K per ETH. On Cryptolinks.com News, I’m going...
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Zcash (ZEC) Drama in 2026: Governance Blow‑Up, Privacy Coin Crackdown, and What It Means for Your Bag
By:
Nate Urbas
10 January 2026
Are we watching Zcash get rebuilt in public… or break in public? If you opened Crypto Twitter or your news feed this week and thought, “Why is everyone suddenly fighting about Zcash?”—you’re not alone. Today, Zcash has one of the loudest privacy‑coin headlines I’ve seen in a while—and a lot of it is negative. If you’re holding ZEC, thinking about buying, or just trying to understand why governance is suddenly the main character, I’ll make this simple and useful. I’m...
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