Blog Netts
Notes from the Netts team: TRON fees, USDT transfers, APIs and the crypto industry.
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For Better or For Worse: The Wedding Industry Meets Crypto
On-chain marriage certificates, USDT honeymoons and blockchain-verified rings — crypto's slow but real arrival in the world's most conservative industry.
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Crypto Exiles — Who Are They?
From Do Kwon to SBF to Su Zhu and Mashinsky — the founders, insiders, and operators crypto turned on, and why immunity expired.
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Fake Decentralization: Why Businesses Try to Deceive You
Real decentralization leaves on-chain evidence; fake decentralization leaves marketing slides — a guide to spotting the difference before paying for the ticket.
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Pseudonymity vs. Real Anonymity in Crypto
Coinbase's 12,000 annual law enforcement requests, Tor timing attacks, the Silk Road founder caught via a forum post — what it all means for your privacy.
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Decentralized Cosmos: the Blockchain Space Odyssey
Space was always for governments and billionaires — until tokenized satellites, DePIN infrastructure, asteroid mining legislation and on-orbit blockchain nodes.
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Crypto Bug Bounties: Getting Paid for Hacking Blockchain
Before blockchain there was Netscape, Google, and Heartbleed. Now there is Immunefi, ten-million-dollar payouts, and smart contracts waiting to be picked apart.
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Crypto and Voting: Democracy or Chaos?
Governance tokens and on-chain proposals sound convincing on paper — until you see a community spend six months arguing over a parameter nobody understands.
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Crypto and Ransomware: Most Common Tendencies
WannaCry, Colonial Pipeline, LockBit, Change Healthcare — who is actually responsible, and why blaming the payment rail for the crime is the wrong fight.
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CBDCs vs. Crypto: Why They're Not the Same Thing
A clear-eyed look at why the digital currencies central banks build are structurally the opposite of the cryptocurrencies they claim to mirror.
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Crypto and Criminal Defense: Blockchain Cases
Why crypto criminal defense has been the better side of the courtroom — and why the window is closing faster than wannabe ace attorneys realize.
