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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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)

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

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

the shared symmetric key for each crush pairing is posted in a new "PDA", apparently pre-deriving the addresses upfront would've made the crush being posted cost less, but also i don't really know what that means or what the implications would've been

the deployment cost is what i still cant understand. does that include a long term rent prepayment?

deployment: 1.42700184 SOL spend + 0.00109 SOL fee
crush being posted: 0.001638 SOL
crush being reciprocated: 0.00001 SOL

total crushes posted was around 3k so ~= 5 SOL = 800 USD