Mint
The account that records supply, decimals, mint authority, and freeze authority for one token.
Reading room
The library sits on Insam-ro in Geumsan-eup. You come for a booked desk, a Saturday workshop, or to collect a printed brief. Walk-in browsing of the shelves is welcome on staffed days when a session is not using both desks.
| Tuesday to Friday | 10:00–18:00 |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 10:00–16:00. Workshop days use 10:00–13:30 at the back table. |
| Sunday and Monday | Closed |
The shelves hold printed field lists for the mint account and the token account, a one-page order of SPL Token instructions from initialize mint through close account, and a short glossary we amend when the same question shows up three weeks running. Spines are plain. You write in your own notebook. The sheets stay in the room unless they were printed for your brief.
You book before you travel. On the day, you are met at the desk by the window. Coats go on the hook, phones stay silent, and the seed phrase stays at home. Han or Min-jae confirms the addresses you sent. Water is on the table. The session then follows the shape described on its own page, rather than a tour of the building.
If you are early for a Saturday workshop, the front desk is yours until 9:50. At 10:00 the back table starts, and late arrival after the mint-authority opening means we ask you to take the next Saturday so the group is not split.
The account that records supply, decimals, mint authority, and freeze authority for one token.
The account, owned by the SPL Token program, that holds a balance of one mint for one owner.
A token account whose address is derived from the wallet, the token program, and the mint.
The address that may sign transfers, burns, and approvals for that token account.
An optional second signature, limited to the delegated amount.
The signature allowed to close the token account once the token amount is zero, returning the rent lamports.