Six evenings · In-person study series
Fundamentals Study Series
A guided reading of Solana fundamentals for people who want accounts, transactions, and programs explained in order, on paper, in a small room.
- Fee
- 480,000 KRW per learner
- Time
- Six evenings, 90 minutes each
- Place
- Notion Beacon reading room, Jinju-si
- With
- Han Seo-yeon
Who it is for
Adults who can read English documentation slowly and want a human present while they learn what an account, a transaction, and a program actually are. You do not need to have sent a transaction before. You do need patience for vocabulary.
What you leave able to do
By the sixth evening you can sit with a printed account card and a sample transaction and say, in your own words, who owns the account, which program an instruction calls, who must sign, and why a recent blockhash cannot be reused weeks later.
In the room
- A reserved chair for all six evenings
- A printed packet prepared before each meeting, with the sample addresses already chosen
- Guided reading led by Han Seo-yeon
- Time at the end of each evening to mark the line that still feels unclear
- A one-page review sheet you take home after evening six
Outside this arrangement
- A laptop, wallet, or custody of any keys — the series is read on paper
- Deployment of a program, or a walkthrough of token minting
- Private investment advice, price talk, or a recommendation to buy or sell SOL
- Travel to Jinju, meals, and anything you print again at home
Who sits with you
Han keeps the library and leads every public series. If she is away, the series date moves. It is not handed to a substitute mid-week.
How a booking proceeds
- Write to the desk with the series you want and a preferred start week.
- Han confirms there is a free chair and sends the house rules and the fee note.
- You arrive on evening one with a pencil. The packet is already on the table.
- Each later evening begins by rereading the line you marked the time before.
- On evening six you leave with the review sheet and a suggestion for a desk hour only if you ask for one.
The six evenings
- Evening 1. SOL and lamports, and the house rule that secret keys stay out of the room. We practice reading amounts without opening any wallet.
- Evening 2. Account cards: address, owner, lamports, executable flag, and the length of the data field. The system program’s all-ones address is the landmark.
- Evening 3. Signatures. Who is allowed to authorize a change, and how a missing signer stops the whole transaction.
- Evening 4. A transaction laid out as instruction cards: program, accounts, data, recent blockhash, and the base fee charged per signature.
- Evening 5. Programs as executable accounts, and the rule that a data account’s bytes are rewritten only by its owner program.
- Evening 6. Rent and the idea of a minimum balance that grows with data length, then the names mainnet-beta, devnet, and testnet, then the review sheet.
Before you come
Read nothing in advance if you would rather start clean. If you already have a page that confused you, bring a print of it with the secret values covered. Bring a pencil. The room has eight chairs and no spare laptops.
Limits we keep
The public series is taught in English from English notes. Han paraphrases aloud for learners who want a Korean aside, and the printed shelf stays in English. The room holds eight learners. A series starts only when at least four seats are filled, so a lone request may wait for the next date. Sessions are not recorded.