Standards

Editorial standards

This page exists so a reader — or a reviewer — can see who writes here, how a piece is made, and why. The site is not a machine for publishing more URLs.

Why

Live systematic trading leaves gaps that textbooks do not cover. Alphaware is a notebook of those gaps. If a reader avoids one mistake we already made, the piece did its job.

Who

Public posts are written by one person, 강남욱 (Naamu). The profile is /en/author. There is no freelance mill and no guest-post network.

How

• A claim should carry a number, a chart, or a procedure someone else can repeat.
• If the data is missing or stale, the article says so and does not lean on that gap.
• Drafting tools may help organize a note. The public version is read by a person, and the numbers and figures are checked, before it ships.
• Korean originals and English translations keep the same date and the same claim.
• Thumbnails and inline figures are drawn here or licensed. New posts do not use generative thumbnails.

Sources

Prices and derivatives come from venues and public APIs. Macro figures come from the statistical agency that publishes them. Figures are rendered here or taken from photos with a recorded license. Captions name the source.

What we do not publish

• Daily briefs that only change the date on a fixed outline
• Unverified targets, guaranteed returns, or “buy this now”
• Screenshots lifted from other products
• Generic guides written only to raise the post count

Corrections

Send the title, the sentence, and a source via contact. If it checks out, the article is edited.

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Last updated: 14 August 2026