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Sesi 5: Demo Day & Pitching Competition

Kelas Rutin Batch IV - Ethereum Jakarta x Lisk

📅 Info Sesi​

  • Tanggal: Sabtu, 8 November 2025
  • Waktu: 09:00 - 16:00 WIB
  • Lokasi: Kampus BINUS Kemanggisan, Jakarta
  • Format: Offline
  • Audience: Peserta, mentors, judges, invited guests

đŸŽ¯ Event Overview​

Demo Day adalah culmination dari 6 hari intensive development. Setiap tim akan:

  • Pitch project mereka (5-7 menit)
  • Demo live working application
  • Q&A dengan judges
  • Networking dengan ecosystem

Tujuan:

  • Showcase karya tim di hadapan judges & peers
  • Praktik pitching skills dalam setting real
  • Receive feedback dari industry experts
  • Celebrate achievements & learn from others

🏆 Competition Format​

Judges Panel​

Confirmed Judges:

  • Lisk Representative - [TBA]
  • Ethereum Jakarta Core Team - Revo, Wildan
  • BlockDevId Team - Om Ron, Denis

Judging Criteria:

  • Technical Implementation (30%)
  • UI/UX Design (25%)
  • Business Model & Pitch (20%)
  • Innovation & Originality (15%)
  • Completeness & Execution (10%)
  • BONUS: Gasless (Panna SDK), Multiple tokens, Exceptional design

Lihat rubrik detail di dokumentasi Sesi 4

Rewards​

đŸĨ‡ Juara 1: [Hadiah spesial - akan diumumkan!] đŸĨˆ Juara 2: [Hadiah spesial - akan diumumkan!] đŸĨ‰ Juara 3: [Hadiah spesial - akan diumumkan!]

Possible Special Categories:

  • 🎨 Best Design: Excellence in UI/UX
  • ⚙ī¸ Best Technical Implementation: Clean code, architecture
  • đŸ’ŧ Best Business Model: Viable & scalable
  • 🌟 Most Innovative: Novel use of blockchain

All Participants Receive:

  • 📸 Professional showcase opportunities
  • 📈 Portfolio project untuk career

⏰ Rundown Sesi 5​

08:30 - 09:00 | Registration & Setup​

Participant Checklist:

  • Arrive by 08:45 (15 menit sebelum start)
  • Check-in at registration desk
  • Receive name tag & event kit
  • Setup laptop di presentation area
  • Test HDMI/screen mirroring connection
  • Connect to venue WiFi
  • Open your deployed app (test loading)
  • Have pitch deck ready (fullscreen mode)

Tech Check:

  • Ensure laptop charged (bring charger!)
  • Test microphone (if needed)
  • Verify internet connection
  • Backup plan ready (video/screenshots if live demo fails)

09:00 - 09:15 | Opening Ceremony​

Welcome Remarks:

  • Opening from Ethereum Jakarta
  • Thank you to Lisk partnership
  • Overview of Demo Day schedule
  • Introduction of judges
  • Rules & competition format

Presentation Order:

  • Teams will be randomly selected (lottery system)
  • Each team: 7 minutes total (5-7 min pitch + demo + Q&A)
  • Running order akan diumumkan

09:15 - 12:00 | Morning Session - Team Presentations (Part 1)​

Format per Team (7 menit):

  • 0:00 - 5:00: Pitch + Live Demo (5 menit)
  • 5:00 - 7:00: Q&A with Judges (2 menit)

⏱ī¸ Timing Signals:

  • đŸŸĸ Green: Start pitching
  • 🟡 Yellow (4 min): 1 minute warning
  • 🔴 Red (5 min): Wrap up pitch, prepare for Q&A
  • ⏚ī¸ Stop (7 min): Hard stop, next team prepares

Pitch Structure (Recommended 5-7 minutes):

Minutes 0-1: Hook & Problem

- Slide 1 (10s): Cover - Project name, tagline, team
- Slide 2 (20s): Purpose - WHAT + WHY in 1 sentence (BLUF!)
- Slide 3 (30s): Problem - User pain point with story/data

Minutes 1-2: Solution & Demo

- Slide 4 (30s): Solution - UVP + How it works
- Slide 5-6 (60s): Product Demo - SHOW working app!
  → Open live URL
  → Walk through key features
  → Highlight gasless UX (if using Panna)

Minutes 2-3: Market & Tech

- Slide 7 (20s): Why Now? - Market timing
- Slide 8 (20s): Market Opportunity - TAM/SAM/SOM
- Slide 9 (20s): Tech Stack - Architecture diagram

Minutes 3-4: Business & Team

- Slide 10 (20s): Business Model - How you make money
- Slide 11 (20s): Team - Who we are & roles
- Slide 12 (20s): Vision - Where we're going

Minutes 4-5: Closing

- Quick recap of key points
- Strong closing statement
- Thank you + "Happy to answer questions"

Q&A (2 minutes):

  • Judges akan ask 1-2 pertanyaan
  • Keep answers concise (30-60 detik per answer)
  • OK to say "I don't know, but here's how we'd find out"
  • If demo gagal → use backup video/screenshots

Transition:

  • Next team has 1 minute to setup
  • Current team moves to seating area

Teams Presenting (Morning):

  • Team 1: [09:15 - 09:22]
  • Team 2: [09:23 - 09:30]
  • Team 3: [09:31 - 09:38]
  • Team 4: [09:39 - 09:46]
  • Team 5: [09:47 - 09:54]
  • Continue based on total teams...

Expected: 8-12 teams in morning session

12:00 - 13:00 | Lunch Break 🍱​

Activities:

  • Lunch provided (catering)
  • Networking dengan teams, judges, mentors
  • Informal feedback dari judges (jika ada waktu)
  • Relax & recharge untuk afternoon session

Tips:

  • Don't stress kalau pitch belum perfect (others juga nervous!)
  • Ask questions ke judges (good networking)
  • Support other teams (clap & cheer!)

13:00 - 15:00 | Afternoon Session - Team Presentations (Part 2)​

Continued presentations dengan format sama:

  • 5-7 min per team (pitch + demo + Q&A)
  • Same timing rules

Teams Presenting (Afternoon):

  • Team X: [13:00 - 13:07]
  • Team X+1: [13:08 - 13:15]
  • Continue...

Expected: Remaining teams (bisa 4-8 teams)

15:00 - 15:30 | Judges Deliberation 🤔​

What Happens:

  • Judges retire untuk final scoring & discussion
  • Teams & audience: Networking break
  • Snacks & coffee provided

Activities for Participants:

  • Exchange contact info dengan other teams
  • Demo your project informally (showcase to peers)
  • Photo sessions
  • Relax!

Judges Will:

  • Review scores from rubrik
  • Debate close calls
  • Select Top 3 + Special categories (if applicable)
  • Prepare feedback highlights

15:30 - 16:00 | Award Ceremony & Closing 🏆​

15:30 - 15:45 | Winner Announcement

Special Categories First (if applicable):

  • 🎨 Best Design
  • ⚙ī¸ Best Technical Implementation
  • đŸ’ŧ Best Business Model
  • 🌟 Most Innovative

Top 3 Winners:

  • đŸĨ‰ 3rd Place: Announcement + brief feedback
  • đŸĨˆ 2nd Place: Announcement + brief feedback
  • đŸĨ‡ 1st Place: Announcement + brief feedback

Each winner:

  • Team comes to stage
  • Receive trophy/certificate + hadiah
  • Quick photo op
  • Brief remarks (30 detik - optional)

15:45 - 15:55 | Judges' Feedback & Key Takeaways

Highlights from Judges:

  • What impressed them most
  • Common strengths across teams
  • Areas for improvement
  • Advice for continuing projects
  • Encouragement untuk ecosystem

15:55 - 16:00 | Closing Remarks

From Organizers:

  • Thank you to all participants (standing ovation!)
  • Thank you to judges, mentors, sponsors
  • Announcement of next events/opportunities
  • Photo session - group photo semua participants

16:00+ | Networking & Informal Hangout

  • Continued conversations
  • 1-on-1 dengan judges (if available)
  • Team celebrations
  • Exchange social media & contacts

📝 Submission Requirements​

DEADLINE: Jumat, 7 November 2025, 23:59 WIB

What to Submit:

1. Smart Contracts ✅​

  • Deployed to Lisk Sepolia Testnet
  • Verified on Blockscout
  • Contract addresses documented in README

Format:

Contract Name: PlantNFT
Address: 0x1234...5678
Blockscout Link: https://sepolia-blockscout.lisk.com/address/0x1234...5678

2. Frontend Deployment 🌐​

  • Deployed & live (Vercel/Netlify/other)
  • Accessible URL (publicly accessible)
  • Working end-to-end (tested!)

Format:

Live URL: https://your-project.vercel.app
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/your-team/project

3. Pitch Deck 📊​

  • 10-12 slides (PDF format)
  • Following Hybrid Framework (Sequoia + YC)
  • File name: TeamName_PitchDeck.pdf

Upload to:

  • Google Drive link (shared with organizers)
  • Or GitHub repo (/docs/pitch-deck.pdf)

4. Documentation 📖​

  • Complete README.md in GitHub repo
  • Getting started instructions
  • Environment variables template (.env.example)
  • Team members & roles listed

README Must Include:

  • Project overview
  • Problem & solution
  • Features list
  • Tech stack
  • Smart contract addresses
  • Live demo URL
  • Team members

5. Demo (Optional but Recommended) đŸŽĨ​

  • Demo video (2-3 minutes)
  • Uploaded to YouTube/Loom
  • As backup if live demo fails

Demo Video Should Show:

  • Opening the app (first impression)
  • Key user journey (happy path)
  • Gasless transaction (if using Panna)
  • Unique features
  • Quick wrap-up

Submission Method:

Google Form: [Link akan dishare]

Form Fields:

  • Team Name
  • Team Members (names + roles)
  • Project Name
  • One-liner description
  • GitHub Repo URL
  • Live Demo URL
  • Contract Addresses (with Blockscout links)
  • Pitch Deck (PDF upload or Drive link)
  • Demo Video (optional - YouTube/Loom link)
  • Anything else you want judges to know

🎤 Pitching Best Practices​

Before the Pitch​

24 Hours Before:

  • Rehearse minimum 3x (out loud!)
  • Time yourself (stick to 5 minutes)
  • Practice transitions between slides
  • Practice demo flow (no fumbling!)
  • Prepare answers to likely questions

Morning of Demo Day:

  • Review pitch notes (don't memorize word-for-word, but know key points)
  • Test laptop & demo URL one more time
  • Wear comfortable clothes (you'll be standing/sitting)
  • Hydrate & have light breakfast (avoid jittery from too much coffee!)
  • Positive visualization (imagine successful pitch)

During the Pitch​

Delivery Techniques:

1. Presence:

  • Posture: Stand/sit up straight (confidence!)
  • Eye Contact: Look at judges (not just at screen)
  • Gestures: Natural hand movements (don't be stiff)
  • Smile: Show enthusiasm for your project

2. Voice:

  • Pace: Speak clearly, not too fast (nerves make people rush)
  • Emphasis: Stress key words ("This is GASLESS")
  • Pauses: Let important points sink in (silence is OK!)
  • Energy: Show passion (avoid monotone)

3. Managing Nerves:

  • Breathe: Deep breath before starting
  • First 30s scripted: Memorize opening (builds momentum)
  • Focus on message: Not perfection
  • It's OK to be nervous: Judges understand!

Slide Delivery Tips:

Slide 1 (Cover):

"Good morning! We're Team [Name], and we built [Project Name] - [tagline]."

Slide 2 (Purpose):

"We [WHAT you do] because [WHY it matters]." Example: "We built a virtual garden game where players truly own their plants as NFTs, because gaming assets should belong to players, not platforms."

Slide 3 (Problem):

"Here's the problem we're solving: [User pain point with story]." Example: "Meet Sarah, a casual gamer who spent $500 on in-game items, only to lose access when the game shut down. This happens to millions of gamers every year."

Slide 4 (Solution):

"Our solution is [UVP]. Here's how it works: [Core mechanism]." Example: "Players buy seeds with crypto, grow them into valuable plants, and harvest for rewards - all stored as NFTs they truly own forever."

Slides 5-6 (Demo):

"Let me show you how it works. [Open live URL, walk through]" DEMO TIPS:

  • Have app pre-loaded (don't wait for page to load during pitch!)
  • Zoom in browser (larger text visible to judges)
  • Narrate what you're doing: "I'm connecting my wallet... now buying a seed... here's the gasless transaction..."
  • Highlight key UX: "Notice there's no gas fee popup - totally gasless!"

Slide 7 (Why Now):

"Why now? [Market shift, tech readiness, behavior change]." Example: "Web3 gaming is exploding - $5B market growing 20% YoY. Infrastructure like gasless transactions makes it accessible to mainstream users."

Slide 8 (Market):

"The market opportunity is significant: [TAM/SAM/SOM with numbers]." Keep it brief, don't dwell on numbers (judges can read slide)

Slide 9 (Tech Stack):

"We built this with [key tech]. Smart contracts on Lisk, frontend in Next.js, and integrated Panna SDK for gasless UX." Show architecture diagram (don't explain every detail - they can see!)

Slide 10 (Business Model):

"We make money through [revenue streams]." Example: "3% marketplace fee on plant trades, plus premium seed sales."

Slide 11 (Team):

"Our team: [Names + roles]. We combined blockchain development, frontend skills, and design expertise." Briefly highlight relevant experience if impressive (ex: "our smart contract dev previously built X")

Slide 12 (Vision/Ask):

"Our vision is [bigger picture]. We're excited to [next steps]." Example: "We envision a future where all gaming assets are player-owned. Next, we'll expand to multiplayer features and mobile app."

Closing:

"That's [Project Name]. Thank you! Happy to answer any questions."

Handling Q&A​

Types of Questions & How to Answer:

Technical Questions:

"How did you implement gasless transactions?"

  • Answer: "We integrated Panna SDK which handles Account Abstraction. Users sign transactions with their wallet, but our paymaster sponsors the gas fees."
  • Tip: Be specific but concise. Don't go into unnecessary technical depth unless asked.

Business Questions:

"How will you acquire users?"

  • Answer: "We'll start with Web3 gaming communities on Discord and Twitter, then partner with gaming guilds for distribution."
  • Tip: Show you've thought about GTM, even if not fully executed.

Design Questions:

"Why did you choose this onboarding flow?"

  • Answer: "We wanted to minimize friction for non-crypto users, so we explain seed phrase backup with simple language and visual guides."
  • Tip: Cite Web3 UX principles (from Sesi 4 design session).

Competitive Questions:

"How is this different from [competitor]?"

  • Answer: "Unlike [competitor], we focus on [unique aspect]. We also offer [differentiation]."
  • Tip: Respect competitors, but clearly articulate your edge.

"I Don't Know" Questions:

"What's your plan for regulatory compliance in Indonesia?"

  • Answer (if unsure): "That's a great question. We haven't fully researched Indonesian crypto gaming regulations yet, but it's definitely on our roadmap before mainnet launch. We'd love advice on resources for this."
  • Tip: Honesty is OK! Show willingness to learn.

Q&A Best Practices:

  • ✅ Listen carefully to full question (don't interrupt)

  • ✅ Pause before answering (collect thoughts, 2-3 sec is fine)

  • ✅ Answer the question asked (don't dodge)

  • ✅ Be concise (30-60 seconds max per answer)

  • ✅ Involve team (if teammate has better answer, defer: "Let me pass this to [name], our designer")

  • ✅ Stay positive (don't be defensive if question implies criticism)

  • ❌ Don't ramble (long answers lose judges)

  • ❌ Don't be defensive ("That's actually not a problem because...")

  • ❌ Don't fake answers (judges can tell)

  • ❌ Don't argue (even if you disagree, stay respectful)

Demo Best Practices​

Preparation:

Have Multiple Backup Plans:

  1. Plan A: Live demo (ideal)
  2. Plan B: Pre-recorded video (if internet fails)
  3. Plan C: Screenshots with narration (if video won't play)

Demo Setup:

  • Open app in browser BEFORE your turn
  • Have account pre-loaded with test data (don't start empty!)
  • Pre-connect wallet (don't waste time connecting during demo)
  • Bookmark your deployed URL (easy access)

During Demo:

Narrate Everything:

Bad: silently clicks through app Good: "Here I'm clicking 'Buy Seed'... notice there's no MetaMask popup asking for gas - the transaction is gasless... and now my plant NFT appears in my garden."

Show, Don't Tell:

  • Actually perform actions (click, type, submit)
  • Show state changes (balance updates, NFT appears)
  • Highlight gasless UX (no gas popups!)
  • Show key differentiators

Keep it Short:

  • Demo should be 60-90 seconds max
  • Show ONE complete user journey (happy path)
  • Don't try to show every feature (focus on core value)

Handle Errors Gracefully:

  • If something breaks: "Ah, looks like we have a loading issue. Let me show the backup video instead."
  • Don't panic or apologize excessively
  • Move on quickly

Example Demo Script (60 seconds):

"Let me show you how it works. [Open app]

I'm already connected with my wallet - notice at the top, I have 0.5 test ETH and 2 plants.

I'll click 'Buy Seed' to plant a new one. [Click]

Here I select a seed type - let's go with Sunflower. [Select]

Normally, this would cost gas fees, but watch - [Click Confirm]

No MetaMask popup! The transaction is submitted gaslessly via Panna SDK. [Wait 2 sec for confirmation]

And there it is - my new plant appears as an NFT in my garden. [Point to new plant]

Over time, I can water it, watch it grow through 4 stages, and harvest for rewards.

[Optional: Quickly show another feature like 'Water Plant']

That's the core experience - simple, fun, and zero gas fees."

🚨 Common Pitfalls to Avoid​

Presentation:​

  • ❌ Going over time (practice timing!)
  • ❌ Reading slides word-for-word (use as prompts, not script)
  • ❌ Too much text on slides (visuals > bullets)
  • ❌ Skipping the demo (judges want to SEE it work)
  • ❌ Apologizing for incompleteness ("Sorry, we didn't finish X" - focus on what you DID build!)

Demo:​

  • ❌ Showing bugs (if you know something is broken, skip it or use backup video)
  • ❌ Slow loading (pre-load everything!)
  • ❌ Fumbling around (practice demo flow)
  • ❌ Technical jargon during demo (narrate in user-friendly language)

Q&A:​

  • ❌ Long-winded answers (judges' eyes glaze over)
  • ❌ Defensive attitude (stay humble & open)
  • ❌ Blaming team members ("We would've done X but [teammate] didn't...")
  • ❌ Making promises you can't keep ("We'll launch next month" when you have no resources)

Content:​

  • ❌ Unclear problem (if judges don't understand the pain point, they won't care about your solution)
  • ❌ No differentiation (why not just use existing solution?)
  • ❌ Unrealistic market size (don't claim "trillion dollar TAM" without basis)
  • ❌ Ignoring business model (how will this sustain?)

🎓 Learning Mindset​

Remember: This is a Learning Experience!

Win or lose, you've:

  • ✅ Built a real working DApp end-to-end
  • ✅ Practiced pitching & public speaking
  • ✅ Collaborated with a team under deadline
  • ✅ Added a portfolio project
  • ✅ Networked with Web3 ecosystem
  • ✅ Learned what it takes to ship

Feedback is Gift:

  • Judges' questions = areas to improve
  • Low scores = learning opportunities
  • Others' pitches = inspiration & ideas

Post-Demo Day:

  • Continue developing your project (many winning hackathon projects started this way!)
  • Incorporate feedback
  • Consider applying for grants (Lisk EMpower Fund, etc.)
  • Open source it & share with community
  • Add to portfolio & resume

📸 Event Day Tips​

What to Bring​

  • Laptop (charged + charger)
  • Mouse (if you prefer over trackpad)
  • HDMI/USB-C adapter (for projector)
  • Phone (fully charged)
  • Backup slides on USB drive (just in case)
  • Water bottle (stay hydrated!)
  • Notebook & pen (for notes & feedback)
  • Business cards (if you have - for networking)

What to Wear​

  • Smart casual (not too formal, not too casual)
  • Comfortable (you'll be there 7+ hours)
  • Clean & presentable (first impressions matter!)
  • Examples:
    • ✅ Collared shirt / nice t-shirt + jeans
    • ✅ Casual dress / blouse + pants
    • ✅ Team uniform (if your team has one - fun!)
    • ❌ Shorts & flip-flops (too casual)
    • ❌ Suit & tie (too formal, not startup vibe)

Mindset​

  • Be supportive: Cheer for other teams (karma!)
  • Stay positive: Even if you're nervous, fake confidence (it becomes real!)
  • Be curious: Ask questions, learn from others
  • Enjoy the moment: This is a celebration of your hard work!

🤝 Networking Opportunities​

Who You'll Meet:

Judges:

  • VCs (MDI Ventures) - potential investors
  • Industry experts (designers, developers)
  • Protocol representatives (Lisk)

Fellow Builders:

  • Future co-founders?
  • Collaborators on next project
  • Friends in Web3 space

Mentors:

  • Continued learning & guidance
  • Reference for future opportunities

Invited Guests:

  • Companies looking for talent
  • Other Web3 protocols
  • Media/press (potential coverage)

How to Network:

During Breaks:

  • Introduce yourself: "Hi, I'm [name] from Team [X]. We built [one-liner]."
  • Ask about their work: "What brings you to Demo Day today?"
  • Exchange contacts: "Can I connect with you on LinkedIn/Twitter?"

After Pitches:

  • Approach judges: "Thank you for the feedback on [specific point]. I'd love to learn more about [topic]."
  • Compliment other teams: "Your demo was great! How did you implement [feature]?"

Post-Event:

  • Follow up within 24-48 hours: "Great meeting you at Demo Day! Here's my project: [link]"
  • Connect on socials (LinkedIn, Twitter)
  • Share their content (like, retweet - stay on radar)

📊 Judging Process (Behind the Scenes)​

How Judges Score:

Each judge will have rubrik (same one from Sesi 4 docs):

  • Technical Implementation (30 pts)
  • UI/UX Design (25 pts)
  • Business Model & Pitch (20 pts)
  • Innovation & Originality (15 pts)
  • Completeness & Execution (10 pts)
  • BONUS (up to +10 pts)

Scoring happens:

  • During pitch (judges take notes)
  • After Q&A (judges fill rubrik)
  • At end of all pitches (judges deliberate)

Deliberation:

  • Judges compare scores
  • Discuss close calls
  • May re-watch demos if needed
  • Reach consensus on Top 3

What Judges Look For:

Technical:

  • Does it actually work? (biggest factor!)
  • Code quality (clean, well-organized)
  • Proper use of blockchain (not blockchain for blockchain's sake)
  • Completeness (MVP vs half-baked)

Design:

  • Professional & polished
  • User-friendly (could my non-tech friend use it?)
  • Web3 UX principles applied
  • Attention to detail

Pitch:

  • Clear & compelling story
  • Strong delivery (confidence, clarity)
  • Answers questions well
  • Viable business model

Innovation:

  • Novel idea or novel execution
  • Not just copy-paste of existing projects
  • Creative use of Web3 primitives

🎉 Celebration & Next Steps​

After Awards​

Immediate:

  • 📸 Take team photos with your project
  • 🤝 Thank judges & mentors
  • đŸĨŗ Celebrate with your team (you earned it!)

Within 24 Hours:

  • Share your project on social media:
    • Twitter/X with hashtags: #KelasRutinBatchIV #EthereumJakarta #LiskEcosystem
    • LinkedIn (tag Ethereum Jakarta, Lisk, MDI Ventures)
    • Instagram story (tag @fin.designn for design projects!)
  • Write a quick reflection: What did you learn? What would you do differently?
  • Send thank you message to teammates

Within 1 Week:

  • Incorporate feedback from judges
  • Fix critical bugs
  • Update README with final version
  • Write a blog post / Twitter thread about your experience
  • Add to portfolio & resume

Long-Term Opportunities​

For Exceptional Projects:

  • 💰 Funding intro: MDI Ventures or other investors (for scalable ideas)
  • 🏆 Grant applications: Lisk EMpower Fund, Ethereum Foundation, Gitcoin Grants
  • 📰 Media coverage: Feature on Ethereum Jakarta blog/social
  • 🎤 Speaking opportunities: Present at future events

For All:

  • 🎓 Continue learning: More advanced Web3 courses
  • đŸ’ŧ Job opportunities: Many Web3 companies hiring (share your Demo Day project in applications!)
  • 🤝 Community: Stay active in Ethereum Jakarta ecosystem
  • 🚀 Build more: This is just the beginning!

Real Examples of Hackathon → Success:

  • Uniswap: Started as ETHGlobal hackathon project (now $5B+ protocol)
  • 1inch: Hackathon project → leading DEX aggregator
  • POAP: ETHDenver hackathon → widely used attendance NFT protocol
  • Your project could be next!

📞 Day-Of Support​

On-Site Support:

  • Registration desk: General questions, lost & found
  • Tech support: Laptop issues, screen mirroring help
  • Mentors: Available for last-minute questions (not during judging)

Emergency Contacts:

  • Organizer WhatsApp: [Number]
  • Venue staff: Flag down anyone with "STAFF" badge

Common Issues & Solutions:

"My laptop won't connect to screen!" → Tech support desk has adapters. Also, can demo from your laptop screen (judges can see).

"My demo app is down!" → Use backup video or screenshots. Explain calmly: "Our server is experiencing load, but here's a pre-recorded demo."

"I'm too nervous!" → Deep breath. Remember: judges WANT you to succeed. They're rooting for you!

"Our team member is sick/late!" → Inform organizers ASAP. Others can cover (flexibility allowed).

✅ Final Checklist​

Night Before (Jumat malam):

  • Everything submitted on time (deadline 23:59)
  • Pitch deck finalized & exported to PDF
  • Demo rehearsed minimum 3x
  • Laptop charged, adapters packed
  • Outfit selected
  • Good night's sleep (7-8 hours!)

Morning of Demo Day:

  • Eat breakfast (brain fuel!)
  • Arrive early (08:30-08:45)
  • Setup tech (laptop, screen mirroring)
  • Test demo URL one last time
  • Review pitch notes (don't cram new info)
  • Positive mindset: "We've got this!"

During Event:

  • Support other teams (applaud, ask good questions)
  • Take notes during others' pitches (learn!)
  • Network during breaks
  • Have fun & enjoy the experience

After Event:

  • Exchange contacts with new connections
  • Thank your team members
  • Share on social media
  • Reflect & learn

💭 Inspirational Closing​

"The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do." — Steve Jobs

You've just spent 6 days building the future of Web3. Whether you win an award or not, you've:

  • Proven you can ship under pressure
  • Learned cutting-edge technology
  • Made lasting friendships
  • Created something from nothing

This is not the end. It's the beginning.

The Web3 space needs builders like you. Keep building, keep learning, keep shipping.

We can't wait to see where you go next! 🚀

🙏 Thank You​

To Participants: Thank you for your dedication, creativity, and hard work. You're the reason Ethereum Jakarta exists.

To Judges: Thank you for sharing your expertise and time to evaluate and mentor the next generation of Web3 builders.

To Sponsors:

  • Lisk: For partnership & ecosystem support
  • MDI Ventures: For business mentorship & judging
  • BINUS University: For venue & hospitality

To Mentors & Organizers: Thank you for countless hours of preparation, teaching, and support.

To Community: Thank you for believing in Web3 education in Indonesia.

Let's build the future, together! 🌟

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Dokumentasi ini dibuat untuk Kelas Rutin Batch IV - Ethereum Jakarta x Lisk Demo Day: Sabtu, 8 November 2025 Last updated: 2 November 2025