Solana Flashcards

1
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VDF

A

Verifiable delay function

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2
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CEO

A

Anatoly yakovenko

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3
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only1

A

The first NFT powered social platform on Solana

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4
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SPL

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is a collection of on-chain programs maintained by the Solana team

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5
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SPL stands for

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Solana Program Library

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6
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The SPL Token program

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the token standard of the Solana blockchain. Similar to ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum network, SPL Tokens are designed for DeFi applications

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7
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The SPL Token program

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the token standard of the Solana blockchain. Similar to ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum network, SPL Tokens are designed for DeFi applications

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8
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Dexlab

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1) is a decentralized exchange where users can mint and list SPL tokens. 2) It will provide all the standard DeFi tools, 3) as well as a GUI that facilitates the creation of SPL tokens. 4) Our Minting Lab allows users to manage all aspects of a token, as well as 5) the deployment of smart contracts that best suits their needs.

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9
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Optimistic Concurrency Control

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The distributed system technique that says a centralized database can replicate itself while maintaining high availability and not compromising much on the transaction rate.

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10
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Solana tps as of apr 2021

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65,000 transactions per second (TPS) with a block time of 400ms

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11
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solana block time as of apr 2021

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400ms

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12
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solana tps on a standard gigabit network

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(where the transactions are no more than 176 bytes large on average,) the system can support up to 710,000 TPS.

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13
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Solana tps on a 40-gigabit network

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28.4 million TPS.

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14
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SRM token

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the governance token of Serum.

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15
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MSRM

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If you are able to collect 1 million SRM tokens, you can stack them together to form 1 MegaSRM or MSRM. Holding 1 MSRM would give you a flat 60% discount on fees.

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16
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Serum Swap

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an Automated Market Maker built on Serum.

17
Q

what makes Serum Swap stand out?

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the fact that it is really fast. It takes the platform just 1 second to add or remove a pool or to settle a trade. 2) And guess what the gas fees are? Roughly $0.00002 [2 hundred thousandths of a dollar, or 2 thousandths of a cent] per trade! That’s it!

18
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Serum Swap fees

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Takers are charged a flat 0.30% of the total transaction value, of which, 0.25% goes to the liquidity providers (LPs), 0.4% goes to SRM burn/buy, and 0.01% goes to the GUI hoster.

19
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What’s stopping Solana from being 710k tps?

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All nodes have to be on a 1 gigabit network

20
Q

anchor is to solana as _____ is to ethereum

A

hardhard

21
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Solana programs vs Eth programs with regard to state

A

Remember earlier I said Solana programs are stateless. They don’t hold data permanently. This is very different from the world of Ethereum smart contracts — which hold state right on the contract.
But, Solana programs can interact w/ “accounts”.
Again, accounts are basically files that programs can read and write to. The word “accounts” is confusing and super shitty. For example, when you create a wallet on Solana — you create an “account”. But, your program can also make an “account” that it can write data to. Programs themselves are considered “accounts”.