Session
The workshop is a shared table for six chairs at most. Everyone works from the same printed preview of a Solana transaction, then compares what they would decline and what they would sign.
A workshop runs when four seats are confirmed and stops at six. Coworkers often book the whole table; individual seats are offered when a public date is posted by email to people already on the reading-room list. The fee is per person and includes the printed previews, a pencil, and tea.
You do not connect a personal wallet during the two hours. The previews are reconstructions: a transfer, a token approval with a large delegate ceiling, and a fee line written in lamports. Real funds stay out of the exercise so the group can argue without risk.
The first half is quiet reading. Each person marks the line they distrust. The second half is comparison. Jihoon usually leads, and he will not crown a single correct answer when the preview is genuinely ambiguous. The skill is noticing the ambiguity before a confirm button.
Write with the number of seats and whether you want a private table for a workplace group. Public dates, when offered, are listed in the reply.