Degen Meetup 2.0 in Singapore is happening on Friday, Sept 20, 2024
Hosted by TON Voices advisor Luke Belmar, this full-day event brings together four of the biggest internet communities: Capital Club, TON Society, Jupiter, and CORE.
Expect insightful keynotes, deep dives into decentralization, and the chance to connect with crypto’s top minds. Hear from speakers like Jack Booth, TON Society Co-Founder, and Ian Wittkopp, Partner at TON Ventures.
Only 100 NFT tickets are available. Don’t miss your chance to be part of one of crypto's hottest events — grab your ticket now!
Degen Meetup 2.0 in Singapore is happening on Friday, Sept 20, 2024
Hosted by TON Voices advisor Luke Belmar, this full-day event brings together four of the biggest internet communities: Capital Club, TON Society, Jupiter, and CORE.
Expect insightful keynotes, deep dives into decentralization, and the chance to connect with crypto’s top minds. Hear from speakers like Jack Booth, TON Society Co-Founder, and Ian Wittkopp, Partner at TON Ventures.
Only 100 NFT tickets are available. Don’t miss your chance to be part of one of crypto's hottest events — grab your ticket now!
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