Blog Netts

Notes from the Netts team: TRON fees, USDT transfers, APIs and the crypto industry.

  1. Insights

    Crypto and Insider Trading: What Do We Know

    Market manipulation in crypto — wash trading, spoofing, pump groups, MEV, and insider edges around listings — framed as surveillance and incentives.

  2. Insights

    Constant Stress and Uncertainty in Crypto

    Trading stress and 24/7 markets — boundaries, cold storage discipline, pre-set plans, and life outside charts when volatility owns your attention.

  3. Insights

    Traditional Economy Principles and Crypto

    Old-economy ideas meet crypto markets — scarcity, incentives, network effects, and why “free lunch” branding still breaks on human behaviour.

  4. Insights

    Masters of Ceremonies: Best Talkers in Crypto

    Crypto’s talkers and hosts — hype, circuits, and narrative capital — alongside the builders, and why attention remains an industrial resource.

  5. Insights

    Freelancing and Crypto: Perfect Match

    Freelancing paid in crypto — invoices, wallet hygiene, fee planning, and clear terms so global gigs don’t end in disputes or lost keys.

  6. Insights

    Cyberpunk and Crypto: Prophecy Fulfilled?

    Cyberpunk fiction versus living crypto infrastructure — surveillance, cashless rails, cypher resistance, and aesthetics catching up with reality.

  7. Insights

    Crypto and Hacking — Black Hat Nightmares

    Black-hat crypto incidents — bridges, keys, social engineering, and governance exploits — and the slow, expensive defenses serious teams adopt.

  8. Insights

    Corruption and Crypto: Enabling the Vices?

    Crypto and corruption — bribery, kleptocracy, and dark finance — without pretending blockchains magically erase motive, leverage, or weak oversight.

  9. Insights

    Why You Might Get Arrested for Crypto

    Crypto, travel, and the law: AML, border searches, and custody risk — practical ways to stay compliant without painting a target on your back.

  10. Insights

    Signs that a Cryptoinvestment is Too Good to Be True

    Red flags in crypto pitches: unaudited contracts, locked-liquidity tricks, fake hype, seed-phrase scams, and “easy yield” that ends in rugs.