In 2021, Ubisoft confirmed an investment in Animoca Brands, and game tokens moved on the news. This guide explains what the deal was, why token prices react to headlines like it, and how to check a game token before you decide anything.
Ubisoft has invested in Animoca Brands, one of the larger Web3 game companies, and Rebel Bots is a play-to-earn title that readers often connect with that relationship. This guide separates what the public record confirms from what you should verify yourself before playing or buying anything.
Ubisoft signalled in 2021 that it would explore blockchain games and play-to-earn models, and the plan drew strong fan backlash. This guide explains what was announced, what followed, and what the record shows about where the company stands now.
Ulti Arena is a crypto-linked platform that the public record describes as an NFT marketplace for game assets plus a client that rewards play. This guide explains what is known, what is not yet clear, and how artists and developers can evaluate a platform like it before connecting a wallet.
Readers searching for an Ultimate Champions and Arsenal FC fantasy soccer partnership should know public sources do not confirm one. This guide explains how to check club partnership claims and how web3 fantasy soccer works.
Ultra positioned itself as a platform for blockchain games and digital collectibles, and its 2022 announcements are worth understanding as a case study in how gaming platforms make big promises. This guide explains what to look for in those plans, how to check what was delivered, and where to find the current status.
Ultra set out a 2022 roadmap centered on platform features such as a marketplace and wallet updates. This guide explains what that plan contained, what the company later said about its progress, and how to judge any gaming platform roadmap for yourself.
UDS is the ERC-20 utility token of the Undeads Games blockchain game, launched on April 30, 2024. This guide covers what it was built for, how the launch worked, its supply and scheduled releases, and how to check that a token is genuine before you use it.
Uniswap is a permissionless exchange, so new and high-risk tokens often appear there first. This guide explains why that happens, how the 2020 micro-cap surge worked, and what to check before trading a token that has just launched.
Uniswap v3 and v4 represent each liquidity position as an NFT, while v2 uses fungible LP tokens. This guide explains what that means for ownership, fees, transfers and security.
A headline says Uniswap TVL hit a record near $4.5 billion alongside strong stablecoin balances. This guide explains what TVL and stablecoin balances measure, what public sources do and do not confirm, and how to check current figures yourself.
Uniswap's UNI token is the governance token of the largest Ethereum decentralised exchange, launched in September 2020. This guide explains what it does, how the original launch and airdrop worked, and how later votes on fees and token burns changed what holders can influence.
Uniswap V2 is the second version of Uniswap's non-custodial exchange, built on simple liquidity pools that still shape how decentralized trading works. This review explains how it functions, what it costs to use, and what risks to check before trading or providing liquidity.
Uniswap v3 changed how liquidity providers place their capital by letting them choose a price range instead of covering every price. This guide explains how that works, what it cost retail users in complexity and risk, and how to check where the protocol stands today.
Uniswap V3 on Optimism applies the same concentrated liquidity design as the Ethereum version, but on an Ethereum layer 2 where transactions usually cost far less. This guide explains how the deployment works, what changes for swappers and liquidity providers, and what to check before you move funds.
A community governance vote approved bringing Uniswap V3 to Polygon's zkEVM network. This guide explains what the vote decided, how it differs from older Polygon PoS deployments, and what users and liquidity providers should check before they swap or provide liquidity.
Uniswap and KyberSwap are both self-custody exchanges that let you swap tokens without an account, but they differ in how they set prices, route trades and handle liquidity. This guide compares them so you can choose based on the trade you plan to make.
Uniswap's 2022 move into NFT trading is the clearest example of a token exchange reaching into collectibles, and it sits inside a wider argument about whether almost any asset can be turned into a token. This guide explains what happened, what the headlines leave out, and how to check current status before you act.
UNI gave Uniswap a token-based governance system, but it did not turn every holder into an owner entitled to trading fees. Learn what the token does, how voting works, and what to check before buying or using it.
Universal Music Group's 10:22PM label built a virtual band called Kingship around Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT characters. This explainer covers what was announced, what the label bought, how the NFT ownership works, and how to check the current status yourself.
Unlocking vested RADAR tokens means a set portion of a locked allocation has reached its release point and can now move to a wallet or be traded. This guide explains the terms, how the on-chain process works, and how to check a RADAR schedule yourself.
Unstoppable Domains has extended a grant program of about $1 million for DeFi apps, wallets and exchanges that want to support its blockchain domain names. This guide explains what such a grant usually covers, who it targets, and how to check the current terms and any domain name before you act on it.
Unstoppable Domains is a blockchain name service, but the public sources available for this guide do not describe a humanity check on its accounts. This explainer covers what humanity checks are, what to verify yourself, and how to spot fake verification requests.
Unstoppable Domains lets people sign in to some Web3 apps with a blockchain domain name instead of a password or email address. This guide explains how that universal login works, what you need before you try it, and which checks matter before you approve a request.