About Sitecypresscore

The registered business behind Sitecypresscore Mining Review — independent cooler-climate assessments for 0.05+ PH/s mining equipment in South Korea since 2019.

Official business details

Registered name: Sitecypresscore Mining Review Co., Ltd.

Established: 2019

Registered office: Office 7, 35 Test-daero, Buk-gu, Daegu 00000, South Korea

How we started

Sitecypresscore began when two former industrial HVAC technicians in Daegu were asked to inspect a converted mushroom farm wired for a row of 0.06 PH/s air-cooled miners. The owner had bought units rated for temperate climates and wondered why hashboards throttled every dawn in January. That first written report — intake duct sizing, condensate paths, PSU cold-start behaviour — became the template for every assessment we deliver today.

What we do now

We remain a field-review practice, not a hardware reseller. Our engineers visit warehouses, container yards, and rural outbuildings across Gangwon, Jeolla, and Gyeongsang provinces. Each engagement produces a signed PDF covering thermal margins, acoustic footprint, electrical load, and whether the declared 0.05 PH/s floor is achievable at your altitude and winter lows.

Our people

Jae-hoon Kim leads thermal surveys. He spent eleven years commissioning chiller plants before turning to mining-site intake design.

So-yeon Choi handles hashrate verification. She runs controlled burn-in sessions and compares firmware-reported output against pool-side measurements.

Dong-wook Lee manages procurement advisory. He maintains a reference shelf of PSU models, fan curves, and replacement hashboard part numbers — but sells none of them.

Working approach

We arrive with calibrated sensors, not sales decks. Reports cite measured intake temperatures, not brochure figures. When a rig cannot hold spec in your climate band, we say so in the first paragraph. Operators use our work to renegotiate leases, resize ventilation, or defer purchases until spring commissioning windows open.

Relationship to clients

Most clients are small-to-mid warehouse operators, agricultural building leaseholders, and overseas investors scouting Korean highland sites. We do not operate mining pools, host hashrate, or take equity in facilities. Our only revenue is the assessment and advisory fees listed on our rates page.