Thank you so much to everyone who made the Regen Hub come to life during @EFDevcon! We've gotten so much heartwarming feedback. 6 days, 50 sessions, hundreds of participants. Apparently we were one of the best organized community hubs, and a true "home" throughout the week for many who attended Devconnect. 🥹 Guys this means so much to us. It's been a labor of love. Most people seem to assume that our work is compensated by Devconnect, but that is not the case. We are a very small, independent team and we've spent months of volunteered time, with 3x-a-week meetings, and our own treasury spend to make this happen. Why? Because this space needs it. We create safe containers for local Argentinian projects to connect with the global Ethereum community, sharing their on-the-ground expertise and learnings, exploring the possibilities of these evolving technologies, and fostering new connections for future opportunities. For us, regen is not a trending meme that is "working" or not. It's a community of people who deeply care about building regenerative systems. It's an entire world outside of this space that is doing hard work on the ground. And we need to keep connecting the dots. If this experience brought you value, if you believe in our work, we invite you to support through a contribution of any size. 👇 regensunite.eth - or find the link to our project on @Giveth in the comments. Stay tuned for more detailed recaps, footage and updates soon! 💚