Reading room
One room, two folders, and a table long enough for an epoch strip.
The Cognit Spindle reading room is the place the appointments happen. It sits in Sudong-myeon, Namyangju, and it is arranged for people studying Solana staking and validator concepts, not for general browsing.
How the shelves are filed
- Tan folder
- Stake-account sheets: stake authority, withdraw authority, delegation, lockup, and the four states from activating to inactive.
- Slate folder
- Vote-account sheets: commission, vote credits, and the reminder that the identity key is a different string.
- Epoch strip
- A paper run of slots used on the table to show snapshot, leader schedule, votes, and the reward posting at the boundary.
- Commission tray
- Paired sample sheets, with invented validator names, for the Saturday exercise that reads commission beside skip rate.
Hours
- Tuesday – Friday 11:00 – 18:00
- Saturday 10:00 – 16:00
- Sunday – Monday Closed
Saturday 10:00–13:00 is the Circle Workshop when a date is on the board. Afternoon carrels that day start after the circle ends. The next open circle date posted in the room is 3 October 2026.
What to bring
- A notebook, or ask for a pencil at the door
- A public vote address copied on paper, if your question depends on one
- The question written in a sentence, especially for a reading hour
- Time for the hill roads in Sudong-myeon; the room starts on the hour
House rules
- Voices stay at a table level. The walls are a house, not a hall.
- Phone calls move outside. Silent notes are welcome.
- Seed phrases and hardware wallets stay at home. The table uses public addresses and printed examples.
- Eight is the most the circle table holds. Extra guests wait for another date.
Reserve before you ride out.
Walk-in browsing is a poor fit for a single room that may already be in a private desk. Send a date, then travel once a reader confirms it.