Session · Yeongdong reading room
Saturday circle
A two-hour small group in the Solana learning library, six seats, on signer checks and self-custody habits.
The Saturday circle is for readers who want company while they learn the same Solana wallet habits. Six seats face a long oak table. Han Ji-woo leads. A library signer is passed around so everyone can see a confirmation screen on a device that holds no coins.
The circle does not split into private phrase work. Household names, travel plans, and where you hide paper belong in a desk session or a household briefing. Here the lesson stays general: what self-custody means, what an exchange still holds for you, and why a signer asks twice.
Who it is for
Adults who prefer a small class to a private hour, including friends who want to attend together.
What you leave with
A shared vocabulary for signer screens and paper backups, and a blank checklist you can finish at home.
Included
- Two hours on the first or third Saturday of the month, starting at 10:00
- A seat at the oak table and the library binders for the hour
- A turn with the practice signer
- Tea and a printed outline you may keep
Outside this session
- Review of your personal recovery phrase
- One-to-one help with an exchange withdrawal
- A written household plan
- Investment advice
Who leads it
Han Ji-woo. Min-seo Park sits in when a circle is full of first-time readers.
How the time unfolds
- Reserve a seat
- Name the Saturday you prefer. We confirm by email. A seat is held only after that note.
- Listen once through
- The first half is the difference between an exchange account and a wallet you hold, told with the practice device on the table.
- Pass the signer
- Each person reads a confirmation screen aloud in general terms. No one is asked for an address that belongs to them.
- Take the outline
- You leave with the printed outline. Private questions wait for a desk session.
Before you come
Bring a notebook. You do not need a signer of your own. Leave recovery phrases at home.
Limits we keep
- Six seats. If the day you want is full, we offer the next circle or a study hour.
- The room is quiet enough for note-taking and not for private phone calls.
- Children do not attend. A friend may sit in only if they have their own seat.
- English outline, Korean welcome in the discussion.