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Cross-Chain Study Circle
Six Tuesday evenings in the reading room, working through the Solana cross-chain shelves in order: messages, custody, then claims.
Who it is for
Readers who want a slower pass than the half-day seminar. Many are local to Daegu and can attend on Tuesday evenings. The circle suits people who have used a bridge once and want the vocabulary to settle.
What you take away
By the sixth evening you have read the three shelves in order and written your own short description of a bridge you care about, checked against the group.
Fee basis
The term fee holds a seat for all six evenings. Missed evenings stay in the room; they are not rebooked as private readings.
Included
- A seat for six Tuesday evenings, eight seats in the circle
- Guided reading of the message shelf, the custody shelf, and the claims shelf
- A desk copy for use during the evening
- Tea after the first and fourth sittings
Outside this sitting
- A recording of the evening
- Permission to take shelf copies home
- Private review of your wallet history
- A certificate or graded assessment
From booking to the table
- Ask for the next term dates. We open booking when the previous circle’s last evening is finished.
- Before evening one, read the four-page orientation left on the front desk.
- Each evening has a shelf, a short lecture from the notes, and time to write.
- On the last evening you read your one-page description aloud if you wish. It is not collected.
Before you arrive
Bring a notebook. The orientation is available in the room the Saturday before the term. English is spoken; the Korean glossary sheet is on the side table.
Limits
Eight seats. The circle runs only in the reading room, not by video, because the shelves are here. A guest who misses the second evening can continue, but the earlier shelf is not repeated.