Shelf one · messages
Bound notes on what a cross-chain message contains: the source event, the attestation, and the destination instruction. Desk copies for the first hour of the seminar live in the front box.
Reading room
Three shelves, one oak table, and a side bench for quiet hours
The collection is the Solana learning library Percept Meridian uses for every seminar and reading. The shelves do not circulate. You read them here.
Shelf two · custody
Signer lists, pause rules, and published delays, filed by the chain pair. When a bridge changes a signer, Min-jae dates a new sheet and leaves the old one in the archival box below.
Shelf three · claims
Notes on wrapped balances and redemption. The blank diagram guests fill in — lock, wrap, transfer the claim, redeem — is stacked on the lowest ledge.
When the table is free
Desk hours run Tuesday to Friday, 10:00–17:00, and Saturday 10:00–13:00, by appointment. Sunday and Monday the room is closed. A desk hour is supervised reading without a prepared brief.
On a seminar day the oak table belongs to the booked guests from noon until the checklist hour ends. Quiet visitors use the side bench and shelves one and three only, so the custody notes for that afternoon stay with the group.
The study circle takes Tuesday evenings from 19:00. The door is locked to new visitors at 18:45 so the eight seats can settle.
What to bring
A notebook, the public name of any bridge you hope to look up, and a coat if you are staying into the evening. The room is heated, but the stair from the street is open to the weather.
We will ask you to put away any note that shows a seed phrase. The address block in the footer is the street entrance Min-jae meets you at.