Get to Market Faster with Blockchain Links
summary
Claims a practical way to avoid maintaining multiple SDKs by exposing ready-to-sign transactions over HTTP, calling it transactions-as-a-service, and shows a Radium AMM “add liquidity” blink implemented in about 15 lines of code where the only change is the URL. Demonstrates a workflow: fetch a Blink URL, receive a transaction, sign in wallet. Launches a Standard Blinks Library with radium, drift and camino as an app‑store for blinks. Notes SDK churn example: three SDKs with three changes per quarter → 36 breaking changes/year.
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