SMU Blockchain Club is an SMU IIE student-run club founded in 2018, making blockchain easily understandable and accessible to SMU students.
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Southeast Asia’s builders are shaping what comes next, and Singapore is where we’re bringing them together.
We’re excited to support Arbitrum’s Founder House Singapore in collaboration with Robinhood Chain, as Community Partners, a 3-day in-person event bringing together ambitious early-stage founders and teams from across Southeast Asia to build, connect, and grow within the Arbitrum ecosystem.
Three days in person in Singapore | October 23–25, 2026:
• $300K in prizes & grants
• Direct access to @Arbitrum, @Offchain, and many more sponsors and ecosystem mentors for technical, product, and GTM feedback
• Apply with an existing project on Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain
If you’re building anywhere across Southeast Asia, this is your opportunity to take your project to the next level.
Limited spots. Apply now: luma.com/openhouse-singapore…
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Shoutout to our community partners supporting Arbitrum Open House Singapore, where we’ve teamed up with Robinhood Chain to help founders take their MVPs from idea to launch through our Buildathon and Founder House programs
@HackQuest_
@apacdao
@Scaling_X
@ethjkt
@ETHKL1
@ethereum_sg
@blockdev_org
@symmetry_xyz
@_HerDAO
@NTUBlockchain
@SUTDBlockchain
@smu_blockchain
Join us and Robinhood Chain at Founder House Singapore on October 23–25 to get hands-on product feedback, refine your MVP, and take your startup to the next stage 👇
luma.com/openhouse-singapore…
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$440K in Solana ecosystem prizes. $2.5M in seed funding opportunities. Singapore. oct 5–6. 🇸🇬
we’re hosting the Solar Mini Hacker House. two days to build, find teammates, get feedback and demo what you’ve shipped for @colosseum’s Crypto World’s Fair.
spots are limited.
register 👉 luma.com/dpdxyo2d
want to demo your project? join the group 👉 t.me/hello021Lab t.me/hello021Lab
Gm Builders! We’re excited to be supporting Arbitrum Open House Singapore, a global builder program with a strong focus on supporting the next generation of builders across Southeast Asia.
Only a few days remaining to apply for the Open House Buildathon.
Compete for $115K in prizes & grants across General, Promising Products, and Robinhood Chain tracks, with top teams getting the opportunity to advance to the in-person Founder House in London.
- Sep 14 – Oct 4, 2026
- Open globally
- Fully online
- Apply with an existing project or build on new ideas
- Limited spots remaining
Whether you’re building in Singapore, anywhere across SEA, or globally, this is an opportunity to build, compete, and connect with the Arbitrum ecosystem.
Apply now: arbitrum-singapore.hackquest…
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When we said we're everywhere, we meant it.
Singapore, you're up.
On June 3, we’ll be in town with @joshuacheong leading conversations on AI agents, onchain intelligence, and where capital is flowing across the agentic economy.
The best pizza party in sg happening tomorrow
🍕₿ Global Pizza Party Singapore ₿🍕
15 years ago, 10,000 BTC bought 2 pizzas. Today, we celebrate the transaction that started it all 🌍
RSVP Here 👉 rsv.pizza/singapore
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We are stacking the workshop line up. @AkeGaviar from @ChainstackHQ will be sharing about @solana RPC and best practices for developers.
And guess what?
FREE RPC credits for the next 3 months for builders attending the hackathon 👀
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First workshop of the Frontier Bootcamp is up!
ICM is changing how crypto projects raise capital but most people quite don't get it yet
We have @0xSoju from @MeteoraAG to share how @BedrockFndn is fundamentally changing the fundraising landscape for startups
Join us at the Frontier Hackathon Bootcamp! Sign up link below
The ONLY cheatsheet you'll need for building
This tweet has garnered nearly 250,000 views in less than 24 hours. Even with the lack of bullish price action, the builder scene in the Solana ecosystem is very much active!
Frontier now has over 9500 participants and this is in part due to the maturity of the tooling and resources from the Solana ecosystem:
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Convergence is over, what's next?!
Calling all builders, vibecoders and chainlink enjoyoors. Don't let the project die in the repo.🥀🥀
We're hosting an informal chainlink discussion, deep diving into CRE: How it works and why you should learn it.
Featuring Chainlink's Developer expert @sitthaveet
RSVP Here: lu.ma/ef8cht1q
not gonna oversell it but
@SuperteamSG has a 4-part Solana builder track where you go from 0 to ACTUALLY ship something for real
Session 2: build & deploy a counter program end-to-end
Session 3: dev stack walkthrough + vibecoding + moving fast without the chaos
its free anyways so just show up :)
no more excuses 🫵
links in comments below!
• luma.com/j0gapmyz (Session 2)
• luma.com/t0798c4s (Session 3)
Huge thanks to @hyperdash for organizing this incredible experience and to everyone who supported us along the way! 🙌
And to Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, NTU, UWaterloo, Georgia Tech, and Indiana U, it was a pleasure competing alongside you all. Until next time! 🤝
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$50m USD for 324 $AAVE ?!
A whale swapped $50M USD into ~36k worth of $AAVE.
This was not a smart contract exploit or a hack. It was an extreme case of a user error in DeFi
Let's examine the mechanics of how this happened and how to keep your bags safu💰💰💰.
Earlier today, a user attempted to buy AAVE using $50M USDT through the Aave interface.
Given the unusually large size of the single order, the Aave interface, like most trading interfaces, warned the user about extraordinary slippage and required confirmation via a checkbox. The user confirmed the warning on their mobile device and proceeded with the swap, accepting the high slippage, which ultimately resulted in receiving only 324 AAVE in return.
The transaction could not be moved forward without the user explicitly accepting the risk through the confirmation checkbox.
The CoW Swap routers functioned as intended, and the integration followed standard industry practices. However, while the user was able to proceed with the swap, the final outcome was clearly far from optimal.
Events like this do occur in DeFi, but the scale of this transaction was significantly larger than what is typically seen in the space.
We sympathize with the user and will try to make a contact with the user and we will return $600K in fees collected from the transaction.
The key takeaway is that while DeFi should remain open and permissionless, allowing users to perform transactions freely, there are additional guardrails the industry can build to better protect users. Our team will be investigating ways to improve these safeguards going forward.
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Third, recognise the limitations of routing. The transaction was actually executed through CoW swap (Dex Aggregator) which routes trades across multiple liquidity pools to secure the best average price.
However, aggregators cannot create liquidity out of thin air. Even the most sophisticated routing protocols cannot absorb a 50 million dollar market buy without causing catastrophic price impact across all available on-chain pools.
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DeFi offers unprecedented autonomy, but it demands an equal measure of responsibility. The infrastructure executes exactly as programmed, without the safety nets of traditional finance.
Prioritise capital preservation, understand the underlying mechanics of the protocols you use, and always verify before you sign.
Stay safu anon.