Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana: different jobs, different rules
Compare the roles of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Understand SOL, accounts, token identifiers, network choices, and transaction fees.
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Compare the roles of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Explain how the Solana network and its native asset SOL differ.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Identify a wallet address, token mint, and token account.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Follow a signed request through network execution and signature lookup.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Tell a test cluster apart from live Mainnet.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗Explain network fees and when SOL may be needed.
Read lesson and check your understanding ↗No. Solana is the network; SOL is its native token. SOL is commonly used for fees, while separate tokens on Solana have their own identifiers.
Read the full lesson ↗No. A mint identifies an issued token. A holder's balance is recorded in a token account associated with that mint and an owner.
Read the full lesson ↗No. Devnet is for testing and its test tokens are not production assets. A Devnet exercise proves nothing about a funded Mainnet swap.
Read the full lesson ↗Transactions pay network fees, commonly in SOL. Some account operations have additional conditions or costs; inspect the actual wallet prompt.
Read the full lesson ↗No. Asset identifiers, supported wallets, and transfer routes are network-specific. Confirm the network and actual asset identifier before choosing a route.
Read the full lesson ↗Read at your own pace.
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