Mamoru

Autonomous plants did not win anything at @ETHGlobal @EFDevcon But here's what we did learn, - the concept is something that either you get it instantly or don't get it all - its 50% art, 30% engineering, 20% art - every white person loved our idea, Indians were 50-50. (the whys are something I'll be keeping to myself) - the entire ecosystem plays dirty, so we'll have to play dirty as well. But the only ones that survived are the ones who never forgot their core principles What the future holds for me, More content, less engineering. More community, less effort. Exploring areas where people are exposed to art and abundance For what its worth, I still strongly believe Ethereum ecosystem is the only place where ideas like Autonomous plants will ever be accepted.

From the hackathon floor to the judges' table. Builders are demoing their projects to @whitechain_io at ETHGlobal Mumbai. $15,000 in prizes up for grabs.

Here's what we built at ETHGlobal Mumbai hosted by @ethglobal: 🛡️ Mamoru – Live non-custodial savings. In Mumbai: 10x TVL, 10x cap, full harvest, validated yield, public stats Check it out here: ethglobal.com/showcase/mamor…

🌟 NEW Pragma Mumbai speaker announced: @mhaas_eth, CEO of @FreedomFactory November 6 • Jio World Centre Get tickets: ethglob.al/DO4J5IZFFM

Interactive guide with ALL above venues linked! hot-events-36h.vercel.app/?v…

Monad Will Win. But you still think robinhood memes are the answer….privacy. Is. The.Answer. But the dip.

This Thursday, we're kicking off ETHGlobal Mumbai with a special guest. @balajis, author of The Network State and founder of @ns, will deliver a keynote at the Opening Ceremonies on November 5. See you there.

BREAKING: World's largest crypto exchange Binance hacked with over $5.6 billion stolen: • $1.45 billion $BTC • $875 million $ETH • $234 million $TRX • $50 million $XAUT • $1.57 billion $USDT • $823 million $USDC • $75 million $WBETH • $88.5 million $RLUSD + $447.5 million additional cryptocurrencies This is the largest hack in crypto history.

Coming to India for @EFDevcon for the first time? Save this Mumbai is a whole different experience, and a little local knowledge can save you from unnecessary chaos. Here’s your Aamchi mumbai guide 1. Stay close to the venue Book near Jio World Convention Centre (BKC). Mumbai traffic is no joke. A 5 km ride can eat up way more time than you’d expect. Book early because accommodation prices can spike during Devcon. 2. Download @Uber , @Olacabs and @rapidoapp_ Your go-to for getting around. Always factor in traffic and cab waiting times. If you’re attending multiple events, hiring a car with a driver for the day might be worth it. 3. Download @zomato and @Swiggy India’s food delivery game is elite. From biryani to burgers, you can get almost anything delivered. Late-night options depend on your location, but you’ll rarely run out of choices. 4. Download @letsblinkit and @ZeptoNow Forgot your charger, need snacks, or ran out of essentials? These apps have you. Some deliveries arrive in 10–15 minutes, depending on availability. 5. Don’t leave without trying Mumbai food Vada pav, pav bhaji, dosa missal pav and local chaat are must-tries. Not into street food? Mumbai has pretty much every cuisine. Choose hygienic spots and stick to safe drinking water. 6. Carry some cash UPI is everywhere, but setting it up as an international visitor can be tricky. Keep some Indian rupees handy. Don’t assume every local vendor accepts international cards. 7. Sort out your internet Check international roaming or local SIM/eSIM options before arriving. Save your hotel address and download offline maps. Future you will thank you. 8. Bandra and Juhu is your nightlife spot Great bars, restaurants and clubs. Check entry fees and reservations before showing up 9. Make local friends Join Devcon community chats and connect with Indian builders. Need a food recommendation, help with transport or someone to explain how things work? Your local frens are your cheat code. 10. Devcon-specific survival tips Keep your registration confirmation and required ID ready. Check side-event locations before RSVPing. Two events on the same evening might be nowhere near each other. Carry a power bank. Your phone is basically your wallet, map, camera and networking tool. Wear comfortable shoes. Between the venue and side events, you’ll be walking A LOT. Don’t try to attend every single event. Leave room for random conversations. That’s where the magic happens. Exchange contacts and actually follow up after meeting people. Networking doesn’t end when the event does. 11. Pack for Mumbai Comfortable clothes for warm, humid weather. A travel adapter and power bank. Water bottle, sunscreen and any essentials you need throughout the day. 12. Don’t just come for the conference Explore the city, eat the food, meet the people and say yes to plans that aren’t on your itinerary.

1/ The Devcon 8 schedule is officially LIVE! And the Devcon App is here in Early Access. 📱 Explore sessions, discover speakers, build your schedule with Interests, and keep your ticket handy, even offline. Mumbai is almost here. Start planning your experience!