Perp Dex Night - Lighter x 신퓨쳐스 x 오덜리 x GRVT

Lighter가 신퓨쳐스, 오덜리, GRVT와 비들 아시아 기간에 밋업을 진행합니다

- 일정 : 4월 18일(토) 17시 ~ 20시
- 장소 : Future House
- 루마 신청하기

밋업에서 퍼프덱스의 미래와 방향성에 대해 이야기를 나누고 현장에서 래플이 포함된 스탬프 챌린지 이벤트 진행 예정

밋업 현장 사전 질문 폼
- 패널 토크 중 현장 질문을 작성해주세요! 
- 상품 : 3만원 상품권x 4명 (밋업 참석자 대상)

패널토크 명단
- Lighter : Hansolar
- SynFutures : Mark
- Orderly : Ran
- GRVT : 그느드

래플 이벤트 상품
- AirPods Pro 4 x 1명
- 5만원 상품권 x 2명
- 3만원 상품권 x 5명
- 1만원 상품권 x 15명

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Perp Dex Night - Lighter x SynFutures x Orderly x GRVT

Lighter is hosting a meetup with SynFutures, Orderly, and GRVT during Biddle Asia.

- Date: April 18 (Sat) 17:00 ~ 20:00

- Venue: Future House

- Register via Ruma

At the meetup, we will discuss the future and direction of Perp Dex, and a Stamp Challenge event including a raffle will be held on-site.

Meetup Pre-event Question Form

- Please submit questions during the panel talk!

- Prizes: 30,000 KRW Gift Certificates x 4 (For meetup attendees)

Panel Talk List

- Lighter : Hansolar

- SynFutures : Mark

- Orderly : Ran

- GRVT : Gneudeu

Raffle Event Prizes

- AirPods Pro 4 x 1 winner
- 50,000 KRW Gift Certificate x 2 winners
- 30,000 KRW Gift Certificate x 5 winners
- 10,000 KRW Gift Certificate x 15 winners

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