Thank you for joining MIP-14, road to ETHMumbai 2026 — BEST Conference & Hackathon.

This POAP commemorates your participation in Monad Blitz Bangalore - Round 3, an electrifying 1-day IRL hackathon bringing together India's strongest builder community. You were part of a high-energy day of learning, coding, demos, and connection — exploring Monad’s parallel EVM, prototyping ideas at blitz-speed, and networking with the Monad Foundation team at Zo House ahead of India Blockchain Week 2025.

This POAP confirms that you were a Hacker at ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025, ETHGlobal’s first hackathon in New Delhi! This event saw a remarkably experienced set of 1,539 hackers and 1,815 overall attendees build 616 projects in just one short weekend. Thank you so much for joining and being a part of what makes each event so special.

You got this digital collectible because you have met Patricio Worthalter in real life during September of 2025. https://twitter.com/worthalter https://t.me/patricioworthalter

This POAP means that you successfully minted a POAP during EthGlobal New Delhi Week. Thanks for being part of something innovative!

This is the proof that you stopped by at the ENS booth at ETHGlobal New Dehli 2025. The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a distributed, open, and extensible naming system based on the Ethereum blockchain, and works across web3 and the whole internet. It's your identity: simple, memorable, unmistakably yours. For your hackathon project, you can leverage ENS to give names to Ethereum addresses and store user data directly on their ENS name, which acts as a interoperable profile. Or mint subnames for the users of your app. ENS is very powerful - trust your instincts as you enhance the user experience of your app. Find the dedicated ETHGlobal New Dehli hacker pack here: https://go.ens.xyz/ethglobal-new-dehli-2025

This POAP commemorates your attendance at the Road to Sub0 – Mangalore Edition, part of Web3 Foundation’s first-ever Polkadot Cloud Hackathon. Organized by Edgetributor SubDAO and MontaQ Labs, the series featured six meetups and two hacker houses filled with curated guidance, idea brainstorming, team formation, and community building.