Today I did something simple, but it felt different.
I sent value across a decentralised network using the Solana CLI. No app interface, no “send” button, just a command in the terminal and a wallet address.
At first, it felt a bit raw. You’re typing commands, working with public keys, and trusting that everything is correct. But then it clicks… this isn’t just a transfer; it’s a signed instruction being verified by a global network.
No bank. No middleman. Just math and consensus.
What I found interesting is how direct it is. You see your balance, you send SOL, and you verify it, all from the terminal. It’s simple but also powerful.
It made me realise that behind every polished wallet app is this exact process, just abstracted away.
Still learning, but moments like this make the whole "decentralised" idea feel real.
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