SuiRL event wrapped up perfectly, and today I’m leaving Bali. Honestly, the organization was amazing—big thanks to the @SuiNetwork team. At first, I was worried about how they’d handle so many people coming from all over the world with different languages and cultural backgrounds, but turns out I was overthinking. The level of detail they put into this event really blew me away. For example, all the signs in the hotel were replaced with SuiRL branding. When you turned on the hotel TV, the default screen was a SuiRL QR code that you could scan to see the full event schedule. Even the elevators had the Sui logo, and the coconuts served in the restaurant had sponsor logos printed on them. By the pool, there were Sui swimsuits and all kinds of sunscreen products available for anyone to grab. You could say that for the past few days, the entire Swiss-Belhotel Canggu was basically the SuiRL hotel. Small group discussions were happening in every corner of the hotel (and of course, at the awesome pub and afterparty venues they picked). The biggest highlight for me, though, was the lunch session with @EmanAbio. They specifically set aside time for Chinese KOLs to connect and communicate. This session really cleared up a lot of the doubts I had about @SuiNetwork. I’ll write up a separate thread about it later. Strong execution and organizational skills are also an essential part of a team’s capabilities. Everything was so well-coordinated, and the atmosphere was super harmonious. From different perspectives, you could really see another side of the Sui team. Thanks for the wonderful memories over the past few days. See you next time! SuiRL