Session
Shelf Pass
The shelf pass is supervised reading time for someone who wants to sit with the library’s own annotations on Solana lending, liquidity, and liquid staking, at their own pace.
- Format
- Half-day carrel, supervised
- Duration
- 4 hours
- Place
- Carrels beside the annotated shelf, Juchon-myeon
- Fee
- 40,000 KRW. Fixed fee for one half day, paid at the desk when you arrive.
- With
- Minseo Park, head librarian, or the librarian on the day book.
Who the sitting is for
Readers who already know which binder they want, or who are willing to browse. Students and office workers from Gimhae use the pass on weekday mornings before a later private reading.
What you leave with
You spend the half day with the binders in a carrel. Notes you write are your own. Binders stay in the room.
In the room
- A carrel for the morning block (9:30–13:30) or the afternoon block (14:00–18:00)
- Access to the annotated binders on the open shelf
- Help from the question desk in locating a sheet
Outside the sitting
- A private risk reading or a circle seat
- Removal of binders from the building
- Photocopying of whole binders
How the time is spent
- You name a morning or afternoon on a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday.
- The librarian confirms that a carrel is free.
- You pay at the desk, sign the day book, and take a seat.
- At the end of the block the binders go back to the shelf.
Before you come
Bring paper and a pen. The question desk can suggest a binder if you name a program. Seed phrases and private keys stay out of the carrel.
Limits of the booking
Four carrels. The question desk answers catalog questions and does not convert a pass into a coached sitting. Saturday circles use the seminar room next door; sound can carry, so readers who want silence often choose Tuesday to Friday.
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