day 5: 🇸🇬 f1 weekend + token2049 recap > ballin' (breakfast) at a penthouse above the Marina Bay skies, hosted by @TobiasTBV > recorded a few podcasts there > 1st was the founder of @0G_labs @michaelh_0g, who’s building decentralized AI infrastructure > then @mizi came by, the YouTuber who teaches people to let your computer do the trading for you > quick lunch, then a private meeting at a bougee tea house > drinks at a bar literally called 'Your Mother’s House' [insert your momma joke] > larped F1 from a paddock'ish spot right above the track, with Marina Bay Sands as your bg view > then @RaveDAO: red lights, DJ booth, packed dance floor token2049 is officially over, so time for some f1 and snowpiercer, then back to the grind what was your best token2049 moment this week?

day 2 recap: larping as a pro kol at sg 🇸🇬 token2049 > started the day looking lit > then off to the @joinfrontier trading showdown > did a quick @solana feature, cooking time > @yellowpantherx rep'd the Malaysian flag, leaving his 500x leverage chit up to chance > @JoeyMoose banked $34K in 20 minutes, grats bro > sat through big brain panels > copped the Williams F1 x Initial D merch > round 2 of the sg food test: duck, then kaya toast at ya kun, 7.5/10 > hit up the @EVGHQ event, Hibiki highball, cigars, more drinks 10x > caught in some sg drama, "if you go to lau pa sat in sg, you are a BROKIE", so yea we had a meal at lau pa sat > popped by @phantom @joinbingbong event > last thing i remember: a ciggy day 2 was cool, now for day 3 food challenge is still on, anyone got more to recommend? let's hear it 👇

no one told me a live trading e sport event would be this fun in person @solana @joinfrontier whoever planned this, take a bow hard to pick amongst the homies but if i had to pick its you @yellowpantherx you've got this bro!

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