Ted Hisokawa
October 26, 2024 03:15
Celestia will host a series of module-focused events in Bangkok during Devcon, featuring workshops, talks and community activities for blockchain developers.
Celestia, a leader in the blockchain industry, is preparing a series of exciting events in Bangkok during the upcoming Devcon. According to the Celestia blog, the event is designed to foster innovation and collaboration within the modular blockchain community.
modular bangkok
The event receiving attention is ‘Modular Bangkok,’ scheduled for November 10th. Co-hosted with Movement Labs and ContributionDAO, the event will focus on new construction companies adopting modular technology. Attendees can look forward to a day full of workshops and developer-focused talks. The workshop will cover an overview of Celestia and Movement, along with a hands-on tutorial on how to build a Telegram app game using Celestia’s infrastructure.
rejected event
Following the Modular Bangkok event, the ‘Rejected’ event will be held on November 11th. This unique gathering features non-accredited talks at Devcon and provides a platform for diverse voices and ideas. Sponsored by Catalyst, Movement Labs and Spicenet, Rejected promises a variety of activities, including meditation, weightlifting competitions, and a variety of lectures and panels, ensuring an inclusive environment for all attendees.
additional activities
In addition to these major events, Celestia will host B3 Game Space on November 12th, where participants can play on-chain games and compete on leaderboards, an event sponsored by ChainSafe. Additionally, a co-working café will be opening from November 12-15 to provide a collaborative space for the Celestia Labs team and attendees. We provide opportunities for networking and collaboration through a variety of activities each day.
These events reflect Celestia’s commitment to fostering a vibrant community around modular blockchain technology. With a diverse lineup of activities, the company aims to engage and empower both developers and enthusiasts during Devcon in Bangkok.
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