About Page Lagoonfield
Our history, team, and approach to independent ASIC mining hardware assessment in Suwon, South Korea.
Registered Business
Page Lagoonfield Mining Review Co., Ltd. is the official registered business name under which we operate. We were established in 2019 in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, to address a gap we observed firsthand: buyers of ASIC mining hardware above the 0.05 TH/s range had no local, independent source for verified power draw and hash rate data.
Our Origin
Founder Daewon Park spent four years managing rack operations at a colocation facility in Yongin before opening our Suwon bench. Repeated disputes between operators and landlords over actual wattage consumption — and the absence of neutral third-party measurements — motivated the creation of a dedicated assessment practice focused on conservative power profiles rather than peak-overclock benchmarks.
What We Do
We bench-test ASIC miners, document their real-world consumption, and deliver written reports that facility planners, buyers, and legal teams can reference. Our work centres on hardware rated at 0.05 TH/s and above, with particular attention to units operated under conservative cooling and stock firmware settings.
Our Team
- Daewon Park — Lead assessor, former colocation operations manager
- Hye-jin Choi — Power systems technician, licensed electrician (Gyeonggi)
- James Okonkwo — Procurement researcher, previously supply chain analyst for industrial electronics
Working Approach
We treat every unit as a physical object with measurable properties, not a speculative asset. Reports cite instrument models, ambient conditions, and test duration. We decline engagements where clients request falsified figures or overclocked readings misrepresented as stock performance.
Community
We participate in the Gyeonggi Small Operators Forum quarterly and have contributed wattage reference tables used by two colocation facilities in the province. Our Suwon office welcomes scheduled visits by appointment.
Values
Accuracy over speed. Vendor neutrality. Plain-language reports that a facilities manager can hand to a landlord without translation.