Blog Netts
Notes from the Netts team: TRON fees, USDT transfers, APIs and the crypto industry.
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Cyberpunk and Crypto: Prophecy Fulfilled?
Cyberpunk fiction versus living crypto infrastructure — surveillance, cashless rails, cypher resistance, and aesthetics catching up with reality.
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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.
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Corruption and Crypto: Enabling the Vices?
Crypto and corruption — bribery, kleptocracy, and dark finance — without pretending blockchains magically erase motive, leverage, or weak oversight.
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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.
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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.
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Jobs in Crypto - What Are They?
What crypto jobs actually look like — from protocol devs and security to analysts, community, and ops — and the skills that matter in Web3.
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Enemies of Crypto - Who Wants It Gone
Who opposes crypto — banks, politicians, naysayers, and opportunists — and how each group’s incentives shape regulation, narrative, and adoption.
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The Biggest Secrets of Crypto
Crypto’s enduring mysteries — Satoshi, vanished billions, and quiet industry truths — plus what those stories reveal about power, trust, and anonymity.
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TRON Network - a True Unicorn?
TRON as a payments layer: USDT volume, energy and bandwidth economics, uptime, and why stablecoin traffic defines real-world utility.
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Optimization of Blockchain: Main Bottlenecks
Why blockchains stall: the scalability trilemma, mempools, gas, consensus costs, and the engineering trade-offs behind every “we’ll fix it later.”
