This POAP marks your participation at the "Road to AssetHub Hackathon: Mumbai Meetup." This event was a crucial preparation for Polkadot's first-ever hybrid AssetHub Hackathon, providing developers with insights on leveraging Solidity expertise in PolkaVM. You engaged in sessions covering development prerequisites, curated guidance, idea brainstorming, and team formation, all while fueling up with food and beverages to prepare for the main hackathon.

The holder of this POAP attended the Polkadot mini-workshops at the INNOV8 3.0 Hackathon during Terna Engineering College's Avalon TechFest 2025.

The holder of this POAP joined the MumbaiDAO's first ever event - a Heritage Walk, enjoying an evening stroll that started at Doppio Coffee in Colaba and ended with a spectacular sundowner at Marine Drive.

The holder of this POAP attended the Polkadot India Workshop Series at IIT Bombay (Feb 8-9) to learn Polkadot 2.0, JAM, DeFi, NFTs, and protocol development. They got hands-on with Substrate and prepared for the JAM Tour with Dr. Gavin Wood.

Polkadot's first-ever appearance in ETHIndia, the world's largest Ethereum hackathon. Edgetributor SubDAO is representing the Polkadot ecosystem at ETHIndia 2024 with the support of DOT Events Bounty.

ETHIndia has been the meeting ground for builders shaping Ethereum's future. This POAP proves you have attended ETHIndia in 2024.

This POAP is given to participants of the IIT Roorkee Polkadot India Blockchain Workshop hosted by BlockseBlock. The workshop dives deep into the Polkadot ecosystem and engages in hands-on activities and expert-led sessions to comprehensively understand this innovative and scalable blockchain platform.

Attended Based India Hack Day in Mumbai

I believed in and contributed towards the ConstitutionDAO's mission to buy the U.S. Constitution.

You placed pixels during the GitPOAP launch celebration call. Thanks for coming out and supporting/celebrating GitPOAP's launch! Go forth and support free and open source software and earn some GitPOAPs! Dear Curator: I extracted the list of addresses directly from the canvas. (PS: I love you (if you're Britten.eth:]))