Flagship sitting
Guided Explorer Reading
A one-to-one sitting over a single public transaction, account, or short block. You leave able to name the fee payer, the signers, and the instructions without guessing.
Who it is for
People who can open a Solana explorer and then lose the thread after the signature and the success line. Visitors are often a first holder in Jeongeup or Jeonju, a student checking a stipend transfer, or a shop owner who was paid in SOL and wants the page explained in ordinary words.
What you leave with
You can point to the fee payer, separate signers from writable accounts, name the outer program, and say whether an inner instruction touched a token account. You keep a one-page margin sheet for that signature or address.
Scope
One public transaction signature or one account address on mainnet or devnet. If you bring a block instead, the sitting covers the block header and two transactions inside it.
Included
- Ninety minutes at the Chilbo-myeon desk, or the same length on a call if travel is impractical
- The room monitor or a shared screen on a public explorer
- Pencil markup of the fee, signers, account flags, instructions, and logs
- A short recap in ordinary sentences before you leave
- One follow-up question by email within five days
Outside this arrangement
- Wallet setup, seed phrases, or any private key on the desk
- Trading views, price talk, or tax preparation
- A second signature or a second account in the same sitting
- Review of program source code; the sitting stays on the explorer page
- Holding or moving funds for you
How the time is spent
- You write ahead with the signature or account address and the one field you cannot yet name.
- The desk confirms the page is public and holds a half-hour start between Tuesday and Saturday.
- First pass: you read the page in silence. Second pass: field by field with Haeun. Third pass: you explain the page back.
- You take the margin sheet home. The desk does not keep a copy unless you later commission a written annotation.
Before you begin
Write the signature or account address on paper before you come. Bring a notebook if you want a second copy of the notes. Say in your message if the page is on devnet. Leave seed phrases at home; the desk will stop the sitting if one appears.
Limits
The sitting is in English. A Korean gloss of field names can be added if you ask when you book. One visitor sits; a second person may listen if you say so ahead. The fee stays the same and the clock does not grow. Public chain pages only.