Just like that, another major crypto event has come to a close. The Sonic Summit 2025, held in Singapore on September 29-30 at the Pan Pacific Orchard, wrapped up with a bang, and the team at SODAX – the unified liquidity layer for cross-chain operations – shared their thoughts on X (formerly Twitter). In a post, they expressed gratitude to Sonic Labs and all involved, highlighting the connections made with innovative builders in the blockchain space.

For those new to the scene, Sonic Labs is behind the Sonic blockchain, a high-performance layer-1 network designed for speed and scalability, often seen as an evolution from projects like Fantom. The summit, timed just before the massive TOKEN2049 conference, featured hackathons, workshops, and keynotes aimed at fostering Web3 development and community building.

SODAX's Take on the Event

SODAX, known for their protocol-owned liquidity and intent-based execution that makes cross-chain transactions smoother, was right in the mix. Their post captures the whirlwind energy: "Time flies and Sonic Summit 2025 already wrapping up in Singapore!" They shouted out Sonic Labs and the organizers, emphasizing the value of networking with fellow builders – those folks pushing the boundaries of decentralized tech.

One highlight seems to be their involvement in discussions around innovation. Check out this snapshot from a panel on "Finding Success With Innovative Ideas on Sonic," where Farshad Mubarak from SODAX shared the stage with other leaders like Esko from Hedgehog Protocol and Figge from Trevee.

Panels like this are gold for meme token enthusiasts too, as they often spark ideas for community-driven projects. Hedgehog Protocol, for instance, has that fun, meme-inspired vibe with its name, tying into the broader culture where animal-themed tokens thrive.

Booth Vibes and Networking

At their booth, SODAX showcased their tech with a catchy setup: "Tap into The Unified Liquidity Layer." It's all about making liquidity accessible across chains, which is crucial for meme tokens that often jump between ecosystems for hype and trading.

You can see the plush toys and interactive elements – a nod to the playful side of crypto. Events like this are where real collaborations form, potentially leading to new meme token launches or integrations that boost liquidity and fun.

The GOGLZ Mascot Needs Frens

The real gem in the post? SODAX pondering if their GOGLZ mascot could use some "frens" next time. In crypto slang, "frens" means friends, often used in meme communities to build that warm, inclusive vibe. GOGLZ, the quirky blue character with goggles (probably a play on "goggles" or something soda-related, given SODAX's name), stole the show in photos.

Look at that – the mascot chilling with team members and even an edited-in anime figure for extra flair. It's pure meme energy, reminding us how mascots and characters drive engagement in token projects. Who knows, maybe next summit we'll see GOGLZ teaming up with other crypto critters for cross-project memes.

Replies to the post echo the sentiment. John from SODAX added, "Another great event with Sonic 🫶 Now, more building before the next hits 🥤" – that soda emoji tying back to their brand. Another user chimed in with "Pump the volume up to 11," keeping the hype alive.

Why This Matters for Meme Tokens

Events like Sonic Summit aren't just talk shops; they're breeding grounds for the next big meme token trends. With discussions on innovative ideas and cross-chain tech, builders can create tokens that are more than jokes – they're functional, liquid, and community-backed. SODAX's liquidity layer could be key for meme projects looking to expand without the usual hassles.

If you're diving into meme tokens, keep an eye on post-event developments from Sonic Labs and partners like SODAX. Who knows what frens GOGLZ will make next? Stay tuned to Meme Insider for more updates on how these gatherings shape the wild world of crypto memes.