After wrapping up day 2 of @CoinfestAsia in Bali, we’re still processing how different this one felt compared to most crypto events we’ve been to At the majority of conferences and festivals, the room is usually full of builders, developers, founders, and people already deep in the space This event felt different, many local Indonesian students and young people who came specifically to learn Not necessarily to network for jobs or raise money, not to flex their projects, just genuinely curious about crypto, asking basic to intermediate questions, taking notes, and wanting to understand how this whole thing actually works The hunger for knowledge was very real. It felt less like an industry meetup and more like watching the next wave of local crypto natives form in real time Indonesia’s adoption story is still in that pure education phase in a lot of places, and you could feel it at Coinfest Day 2 of Coinfest we spent at the @MeteoraAG x @bitget side event Great location at a private villa village with a little night market of food & drink stands and a nice environment to meet people We ended up having some genuinely interesting conversations with people from both the local and international side Met @Friday_SOL & @Efunderf from @SuperteamINDO to discuss how we can collaborate and help Indonesian builders ship secure code Bullish on Indonesia! 🇮🇩