finally understand the SOL thing now: when people say SOL is cheaper to use they are comparing gas to gas, NOT counting the SOL specific extra rent fees

unfair comparison imo and should come with a giant asterisk anytime someone says it

how does the cost break down for the contract you put up? is this where the huge cost to deploy comes from?

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there is like no cost to deploy, i deploy tokens and contracts for less than $1, its liquidity seeding on exchanges that costs money and fees

do your contracts store any data or use PDAs? https://github.com/jc4p/mutual-match-frame/blob/main/onchain-program/programs/onchain-program/src/lib.rs can you really deploy this for <$1? can you show me how?

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Sol Andy is the legend and has all the details, I have a SPL-token (limited data, can have mutable data such as name and symbol) and SPL-2022 token which has meta data that can be mutable and has data properties(pointers, etc, maybe even 3D models)

Sol Andy is the legend and has all the details, I have a SPL-token (limited data, can have mutable data such as name and symbol) and SPL-2022 token which has meta data that can be mutable and has data properties(pointers, etc, maybe even 3D models)

https://youtu.be/uDVk3mmnUUU?si=bougdO7Lnr3A9QEj

Also Solana CLI is how you deploy for less than $0.80

Typescript is the go to for the basic data setup

Gotta go the Solana CLI docs but just skip devnet completely, you only need like .02 or 0.03 SOL, you also have to take your private key and convert it to a decimal array as a json file as [your Solana address].json and config it to Solana CLI

Then you can Create Solana tokens using CLI, and then use typescript for publishing them with data (each token will cost about .002 to .004 SOL)

and you can just create a new wallet and load up, just make sure you are main net beta

Gotta go the Solana CLI docs but just skip devnet completely, you only need like .02 or 0.03 SOL, you also have to take your private key and convert it to a decimal array as a json file as [your Solana address].json and config it to Solana CLI

Then you can Create Solana tokens using CLI, and then use typescript for publishing them with data (each token will cost about .002 to .004 SOL)

https://spl.solana.com/token

got it… so i guess my issue was i only read the anchor docs instead of anything else? what i stored onchain was:

- a shared symmetric key
- a counter that can be 0 1 or 2

and i guess i did it in a dumb way? idk