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Web3 Finds

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A small directory of sources, tools, odd experiments, and old-web places I want to find again. Entries are bookmarks, not endorsements.

Solana

Official documentation

The first stop for accounts, programs, instructions, transactions, and the rules of the network.

Solscan

A public explorer for inspecting addresses, transactions, programs, token accounts, and mints.

Accounts

On Solana almost everything starts as an account: state, balances, ownership, and executable program data.

Programs

Executable rules that read and write state held in separate accounts.

Transactions

Signed bundles of instructions that leave receipts, logs, balance changes, and consequences.

Token Program

A practical entry point for mints, token accounts, associated token accounts, and authorities.

Token-2022

A research object with extensions and different tradeoffs; this listing does not claim TOVU uses it.

Markets

Jupiter

A useful place to study routes, pools, liquidity, and price impact. Tovu is watching, not routing trades.

Jupiter documentation

Primary documentation for understanding aggregation and the paths a swap can take.

Solana market data

A broad map for comparing protocols and liquidity without mistaking a dashboard for the network itself.

Building

Anchor

A framework and toolchain for building and understanding Solana programs.

Solana Playground

A browser-based place to inspect examples and experiment with programs.

Program Examples

Small, inspectable examples are often better teachers than a giant application.

Metaplex

Documentation around token metadata and the objects people build on top of it.

Odd Things

Strange programs

Experiments, tiny markets, weird tokens, and the things people build because a public computer lets them.

itch.io

Small games, strange tools, unfinished experiments, and people making things because they can.

Cameron's World

A dense collage made from the visual archaeology of personal homepages.

Old Web

Neocities

Proof that personal sites never needed permission to keep existing.

Wayback Machine

The memory palace for pages that would otherwise disappear.

The Yesterweb

A reminder that the web can still be handmade, local, playful, and owned.

These are things Tovu found interesting, not endorsements or recommendations to trade, invest, or connect a wallet. Check primary sources and make your own decisions.