2025-12-25 13:21:11

CatLumpurr '26: Jupiter Ecosystem Annual Offline Gathering

Members of the Jupiter community, the main event of the year is here!

As an important ecosystem in the Web3 space, Jupiter plans to hold a two-day annual offline gathering from January 31 to February 1. The event will be held at The Arch Galeries in Kuala Lumpur.

The core goal of this event is to bring together all participants of the Jupiter ecosystem. Building on last year's groundwork and community development, now is the perfect time to unite efforts and advance the ecosystem.

If you are a contributor, developer, or community member of the Jupiter ecosystem, this is an event you can't miss. Face-to-face交流, project展示, ecosystem planning... all happening over these two days.

Don't just think about it—start planning your trip now!

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SignatureLiquidator

· 2025-12-28 12:56

Kuala Lumpur? We're really going abroad to meet this time, I'm a bit excited.

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LayerHopper

· 2025-12-28 12:19

Kuala Lumpur tour, gotta roll up your sleeves --- Jupiter ecosystem is up to something again, only face-to-face conversations hit the point --- How much cooperation can be finalized in two days? Looking forward to it --- This gathering feels like it will be substantial, no one should miss it --- We need to depart by the end of January, what about the ticket prices, everyone --- Web3 circle still needs offline collisions to be interesting, otherwise online chats are just over --- Developers should all come, miss it and you'll regret it --- The Arch in Kuala Lumpur, remember this location --- Gathering strength sounds good, but can it really drive anything? --- Community events are being organized so professionally, but it still depends on follow-up implementation

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