Solana programs are written in Rust with the Anchor framework, so this screen doubles the intimidation: systems language rigor plus a declare_id! macro that looks like you know exactly which mainnet address you are about to upgrade.
The sample is an Anchor program handling mints, tokens, and token accounts across 300+ lines. Its transactions per second on this page: zero, sustained indefinitely.
Like every HackerTyping screen, this is harmless entertainment: the Solana code is a local, prewritten sample that is displayed and never executed, and your keystrokes are never recorded. See the main hacker typer, the filmmaker guide for shooting tips, or the privacy policy. A project of Wild Monkey Labs.