Regulation Is Not a Security Control
After every major breach, the same reflex fires. Someone asks what the fine will be. A regulator opens an investigation. Headlines quote the maximum penalty. And underneath all of it runs an unspoken

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After every major breach, the same reflex fires. Someone asks what the fine will be. A regulator opens an investigation. Headlines quote the maximum penalty. And underneath all of it runs an unspoken

If you come to TON from an EVM background, gas feels like a solved problem you already understand. You pay for computation, the caller covers it, transactions revert if they run out. You have done thi
When I started building an on-chain escrow protocol, the obvious design was one contract. Funds go in, parties interact, disputes get resolved, funds come out. One deployment, one address, one place t
We talk about trust as if it were an asset. We build "trusted platforms," issue "trusted certificates," onboard "trusted partners." The word is everywhere in security marketing, always positive, alway
I maintain a non-custodial escrow protocol that runs on two blockchains: Base, an Ethereum L2, and TON, the chain behind Telegram. Same product, same core logic on paper: lock funds, deliver work, rel

Somewhere in a Telegram deal group right now, two strangers are agreeing to trade. One has an account to sell, a service to provide, or an item to hand over. The other has the money. Neither trusts th