sponsorJoy Mutheu @mutheudev · Conference dress · launched 2026-09-15
Thirteen dress spots to fund a Kenyan developer's trip to crypto conferences
Joy Mutheu, a blockchain developer from Kenya, sold logo space on her dress to pay for her first crypto event, TOKEN2049 in Singapore, and to bring what she learned back to African developers. Her site lists thirteen fixed price spots, six on the front from $500 to $1,200 and seven on the back from $35 to $200, each carried across TOKEN2049, Devcon in Mumbai and Korea Blockchain Week. Payment is in USDC on Base. No sales are shown.
RaisedUnknown
Spots sold? / 13
Prices$35 to $1,200
Modelfixed price
StatusUnknown
EventTOKEN2049 Singapore2026-10-07, Singapore
Lessons
- A clear purpose, such as funding a trip and sharing what you learn, gives sponsors a story to attach their name to.
- Spreading one placement across several events adds value per spot without adding more spots to sell.
- Cheap back spots let small supporters take part while front spots carry the higher prices.
Sources
- Launch post on X accessed 2026-10-28
- Campaign site accessed 2026-10-28
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