Blog Netts

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

  1. Insights

    Best Cryptowallets in 2026: Some Like It Hot

    Hot wallets still win in 2026 when speed matters — Phantom, MetaMask, Trust, TronLink picked by habit, not virtue.

  2. Insights

    Defensive Use of AI in Crypto: Smart Shield Against Malware

    Defensive AI in crypto fights phishing, scans contracts, and matches attacker speed — equal force as survival, not virtue.

  3. Insights

    Bear Market in Crypto: Curse or Blessing?

    Crypto bear markets punish hype, expose weak projects, scare retail, and sometimes create the entry points everyone wanted.

  4. Insights

    Big Plans: Why Ethereum's Roadmap Was Drastically Reworked

    Ethereum’s roadmap changed because users, fees, rollups, L2 politics, and slower research discipline forced the dream to mature.

  5. Insights

    What Coldcard Hack Means to Industry of Cold Wallets

    Coldcard’s entropy failure shows why cold wallets depend on randomness, firmware trust, audits, and careful seed migration.

  6. Insights

    Why Your Crypto Is Not Actually On Your Wallet

    Crypto wallets do not hold coins. They hold keys, show balances, sign transactions, and decide who really controls access.

  7. Insights

    Malicious AI Use in Crypto: the Future Is Grim?

    Malicious AI now targets crypto through model attacks, deepfakes, chain analysis, phishing, and faster social engineering.

  8. Insights

    Why So Many Kidnapping Cases in Crypto?

    Crypto kidnappings show how blockchain wealth turns private keys, families, and public bragging into physical targets.

  9. Insights

    Crypto Refunds: Impossible or Solvable?

    Crypto refunds are hard because finality gives freedom, but users still want PayPal-style safety when scams or hacks happen.

  10. Insights

    Crypto Market Makers: Invisible Hands Behind Token Launches

    Token launches look democratic, but market makers, insiders, liquidity deals, and hidden financing often shape the chart first.