ONE OF US Lift / Aya, Cudis, Hedera, Moonring, 071Labs, Superteam Indonesia & FOMO Magazine
- Date
- 2025-08-21
- Location
- Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia
- Host
- Aya
About this event
If you want to meet the people shaping the next wave of web3, community, and digital culture in Indonesia, this is the room to be in. ONE OF US Lift brings together Aya, Cudis, Hedera, Moonring, 071Labs, Superteam Indonesia, and FOMO Magazine for an in-person gathering built around real conversations, fresh connections, and shared momentum. This is not a passive sit-in-the-back kind of meetup. It is designed for people who want to show up, talk to builders and operators directly, and leave with a clearer sense of who is doing meaningful work across the ecosystem. What Is This? At its core, this event is a community-driven meetup that brings multiple projects and networks into one space. With teams and communities connected to infrastructure, consumer products, media, and local ecosystem growth all represented, the format creates room for cross-pollination between different corners of the industry. Rather than focusing on a single narrow theme, the event is positioned as a social and networking touchpoint for people who care about where the space is going and who is building it. That makes it valuable whether you are deeply technical, community-led, media-focused, or simply looking to better understand the current landscape. Expect an atmosphere that feels open, conversational, and collaborative. The mix of names involved signals a gathering where the goal is not just to present ideas, but to create direct access between attendees, teams, and local contributors. Because this is happening in person in Kabupaten Badung, the event also offers something digital spaces cannot: context, chemistry, and the chance to turn online familiarity into real relationships. In a fast-moving ecosystem, that matters. What to Expect The day is likely to center on a combination of introductions, informal discussions, community interactions, and networking moments across the different groups involved. Instead of one rigid experience, expect a more fluid format where conversation is part of the main value. You can reasonably come prepared for a few core modes of participation: Meeting teams and communities directly to learn what they are building, prioritizing, and exploring Networking with other attendees across community, product, growth, media, and ecosystem roles Discovering new projects you may not have encountered before, especially if you usually operate in one niche Starting follow-up conversations that can extend into partnerships, collaborations, contributor roles, or friendships This kind of meetup tends to reward curiosity. The more willing you are to introduce yourself, ask clear questions, and move between conversations, the more value you will get out of the room. It is also a good setting for pattern-spotting. When several organizations and communities show up in one place, you get a much better read on what people are excited about, where energy is building, and how local and regional networks are evolving. Why Attend The biggest reason to attend is access. Events like this compress weeks or months of online outreach into a few hours of face-to-face connection. If you have ever wanted to meet the people behind the names, understand how different communities overlap, or get a more grounded feel for the ecosystem, this is a practical way to do it. There is also real value in the diversity of the groups involved. A gathering that includes builders, community operators, media voices, and ecosystem contributors creates a broader picture than a single-project event. You are not just hearing one perspective; you are stepping into a network of perspectives. You should attend if you want to: Build stronger local and regional connections Get closer to active communities and teams Find people with shared interests across web3, culture, and tech Open the door to future collaborations or opportunities Stay plugged into what is happening on the ground in Indonesia Even if you are early in your journey, this setting can accelerate your learning. A short conversation with the right person can clarify where you want to contribute, what communities fit you best, and how to navigate the space more effectively. For more experienced attendees, the payoff is different but just as real: stronger network density, higher-quality introductions, and a better sense of where attention and talent are gathering next. Practical Details This is an in-person event taking place in Kabupaten Badung, Indonesia on Thursday, August 21 at 10:00 AM GMT+8. If you are attending, plan around being physically present and ready to engage with people directly rather than treating it like a drop-in background event. Because the core value is community and networking, it is worth arriving with intention. Think about who you want to meet, what kinds of conversations you want to have, and how you would briefly describe what you do or what you are exploring. A little preparation will make the experience much more useful. A few practical tips: Arrive on time so you do not miss the early networking window Bring your contact-sharing method of choice, whether that is a QR code, social handle, or business card Be ready to introduce yourself simply and clearly Leave space in your schedule afterward in case good conversations continue beyond the formal gathering If your goal is to get more connected to the people, projects, and communities moving the space forward, this is a strong place to start. Show up ready to talk, listen, and follow through.
Who should attend
If you want your network to become more real, more local, and more useful, this event is likely a strong fit. - **You are a builder, founder, or operator** who wants to meet other teams, communities, and ecosystem players in person rather than only through timelines and group chats. - **You work in community, growth, partnerships, or ecosystem roles** and want direct conversations that can lead to collaborations, introductions, or better market context. - **You are active in web3, crypto, digital culture, or emerging tech** and want to understand how different projects and communities connect on the ground in Indonesia. - **You are a creator, writer, or media-minded attendee** looking for story ideas, sharper perspectives, and relationships with people doing interesting work. - **You are exploring where you fit** and want a low-friction way to meet teams, ask questions, and get a clearer sense of the landscape. - **You value community-first events** where networking is not an afterthought, but a core part of why the gathering exists. If you are curious, collaborative, and comfortable starting conversations, you will get the most out of this room.