Blog Netts
Notes from the Netts team: TRON fees, USDT transfers, APIs and the crypto industry.
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BlackRock vs. Grayscale: The Lawsuit That Unlocked Wall Street’s Bitcoin Door
Grayscale opened the legal door for spot Bitcoin ETFs, but BlackRock’s IBIT showed who could win the commercial fight afterward.
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Crypto Bankruptcy Hierarchy: Who Gets Paid When the Exchange Dies
Crypto bankruptcies decide who gets paid by contract language, custody status, creditor priority, and court-approved waterfalls.
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Modular Blockchains: Lego Dream or Integration Nightmare?
Modular blockchains promise flexible layers, cheaper rollups, and better scaling, but every bridge and dependency adds new risk.
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Proof of Reserves: Audited Theater or Real Assurance?
Proof of Reserves can reassure crypto users, but snapshots, liabilities, auditors, and exchange incentives decide how much proof really means.
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KYC Creep: How Crypto Becomes What It Swore to Replace
KYC creep shows how crypto’s promise of permissionless finance turns into passport scans, wallet screening, and bank-like surveillance.
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SIM Swapping: Why 2FA Is Not a Fortress
SIM swapping shows why SMS-based 2FA can fail, how phone-number theft drains crypto accounts, and what safer recovery habits look like.
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Play-to-Earn Hangover: After the Crypto Gold Rush Ended
Play-to-earn promised gaming income, but Axie, guilds, and token emissions left players with collapsing wages and a brutal market hangover.
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Wallet Drainers: One Approval Click and Everything Is Gone
Wallet drainers turn routine approvals into asset theft through phishing kits, permits, delegation, and weak wallet UX.
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Crypto Lobbying: From Outlaw Industry to Capitol Hill Regular
Crypto moved from outlaw status to Capitol Hill regular, using PAC money, lobbyists, and draft laws to shape regulation.
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Bitcoin ETFs: Institutional Acceptance or Rebellion Gone Wrong?
Bitcoin was meant to bypass banks, but spot ETFs repackaged the rebellion for Wall Street portfolios, exchanging sovereignty for institutional flow.
