Marcus builds the transaction-signing tooling behind SolForger's benches, from the SPL create flow to the Token-2022 tax extension. He has been writing Solana programs and web3 clients since the 2021 token boom, and spends most of his time in the weeds of the Token program, Metaplex metadata, and the quirks of getting a versioned transaction through a wallet on mobile. He writes the step-by-step guides so the people who use the tools understand exactly what they are signing.
A Solana token costs about 0.21 SOL to create — network rent plus a service fee. Here is the full 2026 breakdown, why "free" is a myth, and how the costs compare.
Reward your pump.fun token holders with an airdrop — how to take a holder snapshot, build the CSV, avoid the token-account rent trap, and send it in batched transactions.
Your pump.fun coin hit the bonding curve threshold and migrated to a real pool. Here is what you control, what you don't, and the seven things worth doing next.
The best sites to create a meme coin on Solana in 2026, compared honestly — bonding-curve launchpads versus direct token creators, what each costs, and which to pick.
Airdrop an SPL token to hundreds or thousands of wallets from a CSV — batched, validated, and priced per transaction. Here is how a Solana multisender works and what it costs.
SPL is the original Solana token standard; Token-2022 adds extensions like transfer fees. Here is the difference, the compatibility trade-off, and how to choose for your token.
A Solana tax token uses the Token-2022 transfer-fee extension to withhold a percentage on every transfer — no contract code. Here is how to set the fee, cap, and treasury.
Create a Solana SPL token in under a minute with no code — name, supply, logo, and metadata in one signed transaction. Here is every step, cost, and setting explained.
Every token you have held left ~0.002 SOL of rent locked in an empty account. Here is how to close those accounts and reclaim the SOL — safely, in one signed transaction.