The definitive guide to building financial products on the world's most active blockchain.
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“If this book had existed sooner, I would have been very early to Solana. It’s still very early. First inning. All financial and AI players need to pick this book up and start building.”

Mike MacCana has taught Solana to hundreds of thousands of people on YouTube. He is a top-ten contributor on Solana Stack Exchange, a two-time winner at the Solana Sandstorm hackathon, and maintains multiple popular Solana libraries, as well as the most comprehensive open library of financial Solana programs: the companion repository this book is built on. He created the Solana Foundation's Professional Education Program, a four-day course taught to hundreds of students, from blockchain clubs in Romania to Ivy League universities.
Quicknode is a Y Combinator-backed company, the first commercial RPC provider to support Solana, one of the largest blockchain infrastructure providers in the world, and provides blockchain techologies to major banks, card companies and trading firms.
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Complete programsbuilt, tested and explained with real-world examples.
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Major frameworksThe latest Anchor 1, Anchor 2 and Quasar.
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Memecoins or NFTsOnly assets you care about.
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There are plenty of videos, courses, and blog posts about how Solana works. This isn't one of them. Building Financial Software on Solana explains how financial products work as Solana programs.
Raising capital onchain, with contributions pooled toward a funding goal.
Parimutuel betting markets where the winners split the funds of the losers.
Building NYSE and NASDAQ style order-book exchanges.
Exchanges that handle low-liquidity assets, including token launches.
Collateralized platforms where borrowers get assets without selling their existing positions, and lenders get yield.
Onchain ETFs, where a fund manager allocates investor resources to target assets and earns returns.
Contracts to buy or sell an asset at a set price before a set date.
Leveraged long and short positions.