Your complete guide to understanding Solana. Go from total beginner to reading token pages and evaluating risk in under 60 seconds.
Nobody here tells you what to buy. The whole thing teaches you to judge a coin, size a position and get out on purpose — and then checks whether you actually can.
Short plain-language sections, then something to do with them. Every lesson ends with a spot-check quiz, so you find out whether it landed before the market asks you.
Repeatable exercises on the decisions that actually cost money — cutting losers, sizing, reading price action — until the right move stops needing thought.
Where the first two get tested. Real pump.fun launches, live as you watch and priced off their own bonding curves — you size a position on ten virtual SOL and pay whatever the pool depth says the slippage costs. Nothing real is at stake and no wallet is ever connected. Prototype.
A live pump.fun terminal. Real coins, launching as you watch, priced off their actual bonding curves — the same feed and the same numbers you would be trading on for real. You get ten virtual SOL, you size a position, you pay the slippage the pool depth says you owe, and you decide when to get out. The market is real. The money is not, and no wallet is ever connected.
Most of them go to zero, and that is the lesson. You will watch a coin take six SOL in a minute and give it all back in the next, with the order flow showing the money going out as it happens. Costing that mistake nothing is the only safe way to learn what it feels like — and what your own hand does when it happens.
Read how the paper trading works → — the curve, the slippage, and what it can’t do
These are the real exercises out of three real lessons, running here exactly as they run inside the course. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for — click the bubbles, cross out the rows, tap the red flags.
Nine tracks in teaching order. Start at the top if you're new, or jump to the one that's costing you money. The first track is free from start to finish; every track after it is Pro.
A side tool, not the main event. Paste a public Solana address and we rebuild the trades it has closed — entry, exit, hold time, what each one actually cost you. Out of that comes a letter grade, your trader archetype, and the one leak draining the account fastest.
Unedited except for length, from people who paid for it.
Pro opens the evidence behind every launch in the terminal — who owns the supply, and how much of their own coin the developer kept — and the lessons on scams, wallet drainers and keeping your seed phrase safe.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Every track after the first — all 8 of them, start to finish | — | ✓ |
| The locked drills inside all 12 practice sets — including two that are Pro from the first drill | — | ✓ |
| Lessons — the first track is free, every track after it is Pro | 9 | 71 |
| Drills — repeatable reps on the decisions that cost money | 23 | 54 |
| Interactive exercises — bubble maps, holder lists, red-flag scans you work through | 14 | 33 |
| Wallet analysis: grade, archetype, biggest leak — and the lessons and drills that fix it | ✓ | ✓ |
| Live paper trading (prototype) — a real pump.fun terminal on ten virtual SOL, with live charts, real fills and honest slippage | 3 new coins/day | Any launch |
| The evidence panels inside it: who owns the float, the developer’s own buy, the real SOL raised and how close the curve is to migrating | — | ✓ |
| Account that saves your progress and wallet | ✓ | ✓ |
| In the wallet tool, if you use it: your full holdings list and your best and worst trades named | — | ✓ |
No — it starts before that. The first two tracks assume you've never opened a wallet: what this market is, what the numbers mean, choosing a wallet, keeping your seed phrase safe, getting your first SOL in. Only after that does anything ask you to place a trade.
Short plain-language sections, and then something to do with them. The three exercises higher up this page are real ones, running exactly as they run inside the course — you clean the pool and burn addresses out of a holder list and watch the real concentration appear, click through bubble maps to find the eleven wallets that are one person, scan a token page for red flags and get told what you missed and what you flagged for no reason. Each lesson ends with a spot-check quiz.
Yes — no card and no email to begin. The first track is free from start to finish — what this market is and what the numbers mean — along with the free drills, the wallet analysis and your personalized starting point. Pro unlocks every track after it.
You get everything in Pro for 7 days. Canceling takes two clicks from your account page, and you keep access until the trial's last day either way. One trial per account.
No. It's five multiple-choice questions with no email and no wallet, and it exists purely to pick which track you start in — skip it and every lesson is still there to browse in order. You can retake it any time your situation changes.
No. This is educational coaching about how the market works and where your own trading is leaking money. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Trading meme coins is high-risk and most people lose money.
Only if you want the analyzer, and even then: no. You paste a public address — nothing is signed, approved, or connected. We only read the public transaction history that anyone can see on a block explorer. We can't move funds, and we never ask for a seed phrase or private key. The lessons don't need an address at all.
Your completed lessons and your wallet address are saved server-side, so your progress follows you between devices and browsers instead of living only in one browser's storage. It's free.
The first look at a wallet fetches its entire swap history from the chain, which can take a minute for an active trader. After that it's cached and fast.
Free account. Keeps your completed lessons and your wallet on file, so your plan follows you between devices.
This can't be undone. There's no restore and no grace period.
Your account and everything in it is gone. The free lessons are still here whenever you want them — you don't need an account to read them.