Editorial policy
Effective 22 September 2026. This policy describes how Pequet prepares English-language coverage from Seoul.
1. Mission
We explain mining hardware and decentralized staking protocols for readers who want technical context. We do not operate a trading service or publish individualized recommendations.
2. Independence
Editorial decisions are based on reader relevance, evidence, and clarity. Commercial relationships must not determine conclusions. Sponsored material, if accepted, is labeled separately from editorial analysis.
3. Sources
We prefer primary documentation, release notes, repositories, measured tests, and attributable interviews. Secondary reporting can provide context but is not treated as proof of a technical claim by itself.
4. Dates
We preserve publication and update dates because protocols and equipment change quickly. A 2026 article may describe conditions that no longer apply. Updates identify what changed when practical.
5. Corrections
Readers may report factual errors through our contact details. Editors assess the evidence, correct material errors, and may add a note when the change affects interpretation. We do not remove a valid disagreement merely because it is uncomfortable.
6. Testing
When we describe a test, we aim to state equipment, software, environment, duration, and limitations. We do not imply that one result represents every facility. Reproduction may vary.
7. Financial boundaries
Words such as return, yield, or value are used only when explaining a source or mechanism. Pequet avoids promises and does not tell readers what to purchase, delegate, or hold.
8. Conflicts
Contributors should disclose relevant ownership, employment, sponsorship, or access. Conflicts do not automatically prohibit publication, but they may require disclosure or reassignment.
9. Privacy
We protect source correspondence and do not publish personal details without a reason and appropriate permission. Sources should never send credentials or private keys through our contact channel.
10. Security
We do not publish exploitable secrets, access tokens, or unnecessary operational details that would create avoidable harm. Security reports are triaged privately before public discussion.
11. Revision history
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. The date is part of our accountability record. Material changes will be summarized in a future revision.
12. Contact
Questions about editorial decisions may be sent to Pequet, 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, or +82 2 6483 9170.
In practice, each assignment begins with a defined question, a source plan, and a distinction between observed fact, attributed statement, analysis, and unresolved uncertainty. Editors check names, dates, units, links, and the relationship between a conclusion and the evidence supporting it. Where primary material is unavailable, the limitation is described rather than filled with speculation.
Readers may request clarification or report a factual concern through the contact page or at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea. We normally acknowledge a report within five business days and aim to complete a first review within 30 days. A correction does not erase the original record when retaining it is important to understand what changed; instead, the update note identifies the material revision.
Commercial or access relationships are reviewed for conflicts before publication. A contributor may be recused from a decision, an article may include a disclosure, or the material may be declined when the relationship could reasonably confuse readers. Advertising labels, source links, and editorial conclusions are kept distinct.
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. The next review will consider changes in the site's subject matter, publishing tools, accessibility practice, and applicable standards. Pequet's editorial desk operates from Seoul and writes in English for an international readership; local context is included where it changes interpretation.
In practice, each assignment begins with a defined question, a source plan, and a distinction between observed fact, attributed statement, analysis, and unresolved uncertainty. Editors check names, dates, units, links, and the relationship between a conclusion and its supporting evidence. Where primary material is unavailable, the limitation is described rather than filled with speculation.
Readers may request clarification or report a factual concern through the contact page or at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea. We normally acknowledge a report within five business days and aim to complete a first review within 30 days. A correction does not erase the original record when retaining it is needed to understand what changed; an update note identifies a material revision.
Commercial or access relationships are reviewed for conflicts before publication. A contributor may be recused, an article may include a disclosure, or material may be declined when the relationship could reasonably confuse readers. Advertising labels, source links, and editorial conclusions remain distinct, and no contributor is asked to provide a private key or financial account information.
Research notes and correction correspondence may be retained for up to 36 months after the relevant article or complaint is resolved so the desk can explain its process. Personal information is minimized in those records, and routine unsuccessful submissions may be discarded within 90 days. The policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026 and will be revisited when the site's subject matter, publishing tools, accessibility practice, or applicable standards materially change.