Our @Ganbitera is getting closer to launch every day. We’ve been putting it through its paces on Sui testnet over the past few weeks.
Faster, smoother, and better with every iteration. It’s already blazing fast, and there’s still more to come.
What a night!
Debuted my new set in front of the Sui Türkiye Community and the crowd brought nothing but pure energy. From the first track to the last, the vibe was insane. Huge thanks to everyone who came, danced, and made it unforgettable.
Until the next one. 🌊🎶
Spared part of my weekend to upgrade and redeploy my decentralized site on @WalrusProtocol:
https://t.co/rM0nh6pM85
The more you build with @walgo_xyz, the more possibilities you discover. The potential keeps expanding the deeper you go⚡️
WalGo Desktop App is ready for its beta launch.
The mission is simple: empower every $SUI community member to publish their own on-chain website on @WalrusProtocol in just a few clicks.
For more information👉 https://t.co/bIiclg9fDq
Just published my first static website with @Walgo_XYZ and linked it to my SuiNS in few minutes.
👉 https://t.co/rM0nh6qjXD
It took 0.2 WAL for one year of storage and about 0.2 SUI in gas fees. If every $SUI user ends up having their own website, it will be thanks to WalGo.
WalGo CLI: The Feature Overview 🔧
Web3 publishing should feel simple. Walgo turns the entire process into a smooth, seamless experience for everyone.
To show what makes this experience so smooth, here is a quick look at the WALGO CLI features:
Meet WALGO — the one-command CLI for decentralized publishing.
Deploy your static site to the decentralized web in seconds.
🔵 Hugo + Obsidian support 🔵 Walrus-optimized uploads 🔵 SuiNS domain auto-setup
Decentralized publishing, simplified.
It was a great experience introducing what @walgo_xyz is all about, learning from other builders, and exploring the incredible potential that @WalrusProtocol brings to the ecosystem.
If you couldn’t join live, you can watch the livestream below 👇
Web3 publishing for static sites is broken:
• Painful multi-step deployments
• No Hugo or Obsidian support
• Requires blockchain and CLI fluency
As a result, Web2 creators are locked out of Web3. WalGo is here to fix that.
Thanks to the brilliant talent of @Oz10xyz and the rest of the team, @Walgo_XYZ is here to support builders on @SuiNetwork and beyond with an open source tool that lets anyone launch decentralized static websites on @WalrusProtocol.
Save time and just run: Walgo Deploy.
What a week it was! Once again, $SUI showed the Web3 world how a proper event should be done. This time, the concept took a different direction from previous editions, yet SuiFest had a unique energy of its own.
Now, let’s dive deeper into how it all went from my perspective👇
The venue was absolutely amazing, filled with incredible projects, passionate founders, and an energetic community all in one place. There were fun games, exciting prizes, and moments to remember. It was great to see @kostascrypto and @EmanAbio in person again. True legends. I also had the chance to meet @AndrewsaurP at the @Claynosaurzbooth, a very inspiring person who truly lives for his brand. Much respect.
While at the event, I had the opportunity to give @Ganbitera demos to the people I met. If you were one of them, you already know how exciting the NFT innovation on SUI is going to be. There’s also a photo of me doing the demo for the Turkish crew outside the event, and the motivation in that moment was incredible. That one will definitely be shared later.
A special shoutout goes to the @SuiTRCommunity. We traveled over 8500 KM from our country and still showed up as one of the biggest and most active groups at the main event. The Sui Tr Community side event at Gardens by the Bay was also incredible. I got to meet so many amazing people, and if you were there, you probably saw some early art from @Pengwyn_io, easily one of the best 1/1 artworks on SUI so far. Big thanks to @yuppibaladam, @dobychamp, and @oldiegm3 for making it all happen.
Singapore itself looked exactly how I imagined. Clean, modern, and green. The city was a sight to see, even if the food wasn’t quite my style. The only meal that really hit the spot was the one at SuiFest itself. After this experience, I’m already looking forward to the next SUI event. The community keeps growing stronger every time we meet, and I can’t wait to see what comes next.
Got back from Singapore yesterday evening. Still recovering from the pace I kept at SuiFest and all the side events. A pile of work is waiting as the new week begins. First on the list is writing about the whole experience from my perspective tomorrow.
Introducing Walgo!
A zero-friction CLI that takes your Markdown or Hugo static sites → straight onto @WalrusProtocol with a single command.
No blockchain knowledge required.
Just: walgo deploy
Decentralized publishing, made simple.