ONE OF US Run & Coffee // Aya, 071Labs, Cudis & Aethir

The ONE OF US Run & Coffee event shows that Bangkok’s crypto industry is focusing not only on technology, but also on building strong offline communities through informal networking gatherings. The growth of such events strengthens the city’s position as a regional hub for Web3, startups and international collaboration.

Bangkok to host Web3 Run & Coffee meetup backed by Aya, 071Labs, Cudis and Aethir

Bangkok’s crypto and startup community will gather on April 22 for ONE OF US Run & Coffee, a morning networking event combining fitness, coffee and Web3 connections at Saraswati Shrine.

Hosted by Aya, 071Labs, Cudis and Aethir, the meetup aims to bring together founders, builders and blockchain enthusiasts in a casual format designed to strengthen community ties before the workday begins.

The one-hour session will run from 7:00am to 8:00am and reflects a growing trend of lifestyle-driven networking events across Asia’s digital asset scene, where informal gatherings are increasingly replacing traditional conference formats.

Organisers say participants are encouraged to follow the host communities online and join their Telegram channels to stay connected with future events and ecosystem updates.

The sponsors represent a broad cross-section of the blockchain sector. Aya is developing a multichain mobile wallet that supports networks including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, TON and Tezos, with an integrated AI agent designed to assist users with market information and transaction execution.

071Labs positions itself as a growth partner for blockchain startups and emerging projects, providing strategic support, investment and ecosystem development.

Cudis focuses on wearable technology and decentralised physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), offering an AI-powered wearable device centred on user data ownership and built on Solana.

Aethir operates in decentralised cloud computing, supplying scalable computing power for blockchain applications and developers requiring low-latency infrastructure.

The event highlights Bangkok’s rising role as a regional meeting point for Web3 entrepreneurs, investors and remote builders, supported by the city’s active international community and expanding digital economy.