About
The official registered business name is Cognit Meridian. The business was established in 2019 in Chilbo-myeon, Jeongeup-si, North Jeolla.
In late 2018 a rented room above a stationery shop on Chilbosan-ro held an informal Saturday hour. Neighbours who had received SOL, and two graduate students commuting from Jeonju, kept arriving with signatures they could not parse. They printed explorer pages because the shop downstairs already sold paper. The pencil marks in the margins became the method.
In March 2019 the group registered Cognit Meridian and kept the same room. The work stayed narrow on purpose: read what a public block explorer already shows, name each field, and leave with notes that still make sense the next week. There is still one room, still a monitor facing the table, and still no second branch.
A sitting starts with a silent pass. Talking too early turns the page into someone else's summary. After that, the reader and the host name the fee payer, the signer flags, the owner program on an account, and the log line that actually failed or succeeded. Korean glosses of those field names are added when a visitor asks. The sentences we want are ones you could say to a colleague without opening the laptop again.
The desk does not hold keys, does not move funds, and does not prepare tax filings. Public chain data is the whole subject. When a visitor wants a page they can forward, the written annotation is a separate commission with its own quote.
Haeun has kept the desk since registration. She previously taught technical English at a language institute in Jeonju, then spent a year writing plain-language notes on public Solana transactions for a university lab that needed the pages explained to non-specialists. She still writes the margin-sheet blanks by hand.
Jun joins on Thursday evenings and leads the circle when Haeun is in a one-to-one sitting. He came to the Saturday hour in 2021 as a visitor with a failed token-account close, then stayed to keep the table of six from racing. He writes the Monday note that lists the three public pages.
Most guided sittings are local: shop owners along Chilbosan-ro, students, and a few visiting researchers who already had a reason to be in North Jeolla. The Thursday circle draws a bus from Jeonju, which is why it starts at 19:00 rather than during the shop hours. The room is quiet on Monday, when the next circle's pages are chosen and annotation quotes go out.