A month later, and we’re still thinking about what everyone built in just a few days. To everyone who showed up, thank you. You came in with ideas, questions, and curiosity, and left with something real. Whether it was a prototype, a team, or simply a new way of thinking, you made Developer Camp what it was. We’re proud of every single person who chose to build. This was just the beginning and we have a feeling this community is only going to grow from here. See you again next year.

Looking back, one of the most meaningful parts of Developer Camp Manila was the people who showed up to guide others. To our mentors, judges, and partners, thank you. For your time, your honesty, your presence, and your willingness to share what you’ve learned. The conversations you had, the feedback you gave, and the perspective you offered shaped so much more than just the outputs of the weekend. You helped shape the experience itself. We’re incredibly grateful and we hope to build alongside you again next year.

Attacker Addresses (For Immediate Exchange Watchlists) Primary Exfiltration / Exit Node: Wallet Owner Address: E4a66ej1Fw3nAXwzpL6W29Af6MyQT5YwpdB2JFVpdSfS Note to Exchanges: This is the direct recipient of the 43.83 stolen SOL from Victim Wallet A. The attacker swept pure SOL to this node. Laundering / Consolidation Wallet: Wallet Owner Address: nLxYHqgvDYkeML2LbFtNdTHguEoYYc9gguaweGQYjUg Unwrapped SOL recipient: GJ56t8m2KmVyU8PNTZ6DT9HzCQGPBEDdHBCMgaRopxik Note to Exchanges: The attacker is actively using these addresses to consolidate native SOL. If these addresses deposit to your exchange, they are directly handling proceeds of crime. Cc: @BinanceUShelp @krakensupport @CoinbaseSupport @OKXHelpDesk @KuCoinUpdates @Bybit_Official @cryptocom

Victim Wallets & Specific Losses Wallet A: Primary Operating Wallet (AutoBuy) Address: CvacoRKrs8ZqsGLhixZuSQ1e9HabnndgxJFW5jdxq78U Losses: 8.78 Million $developer tokens (Liquidated on DEX for 16.48 SOL) $1,965 USDC (Liquidated on DEX for 22.82 SOL) 4.53 SOL (Existing balance) Total Exfiltrated from Wallet A: 43.839214872 SOL Wallet B: Secondary Operating Wallet (Buy-Ups) Address: 9PNbjWrSfHEQbDyvv6kupBTGR7UG78S8fB8qUbR6Wmdk Losses: ~1.67 Million $developer tokens (Liquidated) ~16+ Native SOL (including 4.26 SOL swept directly to Wallet A for consolidation)

IMPORTANT UPDATE: On March 10, 2026, unauthorized actors compromised the private keys associated with two operational wallets belonging to the Developer Camp corporate token purchasing program (AutoBuy and Buy-Ups). During a 5-minute window, the attacker liquidated internal token reserves ($developer and USDC) into native SOL via decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregators, and exfiltrated the resulting SOL funds to attacker-controlled infrastructure. The attacker did not steal or hold the $developer or USDC tokens themselves; they fraudulently forced market sells of those assets to drain the wallets of pure SOL. Total Stolen Assets: >60 Native SOL (resulting from the liquidation of >10.45 Million $developer tokens and USDC reserves) Total Estimated USD Loss: ~$4,900 USD We are officially requesting that exchanges and market-makers flag the associated attacker addresses to freeze deposits pending further law enforcement action. IC3 submission ID: 2e7c81de09b943f0af10d5b4ed5d101a More information follows (and is summarized here: developer.camp/incident-repo…).

Three days of ideas, collaboration, and experimentation lead to this moment. Congratulations to the teams recognized for building solutions across the focus tracks of Developer Camp Manila. 🏆 Collective Prosperity Track: Salita 🏆 Climate & Regeneration Track: AniDex 🏆 Health & Human Potential Track: PlanTipid 🏆 Future of Work Track: Skillseed 🥉 $800: Fight Club 🥈 $1,200: Wika 🥇 $2,000: Roundtable From early conversations to working prototypes, these teams showed how technology can serve people, communities, and the planet. The hackathon may be ending, but the journey continues. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Batch 2 Finalists: Salita, Seegla, Skillseed, Ulam, Well Read, Wika, Worm and Roundtable Different ideas. Different visions. All exploring what comes next. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Finalists take the stage. These teams are presenting the projects they built over the past three days at Developer Camp Manila. Which ideas will move forward? #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Apl.de.Ap’s jeep steals the moment at Developer Camp Manila. Filipino culture, creativity, and ingenuity rolling into Demo Day. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Three days of collaboration now come down to this moment. Teams present their prototypes while mentors and judges listen closely, asking questions and exploring what each idea could become. Soon, the finalists will be revealed. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Ideas move through the room. Teams present their prototypes while judges and mentors listen, exploring possibilities for the future of work, climate regeneration, human potential, and shared prosperity. Every project starts with a simple choice, to build. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

It started with introductions. Now it looks like this. Day 3 at Developer Camp Manila and the room is full of new collaborations, ideas, and possibilities. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Great ideas are everywhere. But what makes one project stand out? Jared Dillinger shares what he looks for when builders pitch their ideas. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Day 3 at Developer Camp Manila. Before the Idea Expo, we asked filmmaker and photographer Terence Ver one question about the future of tech. His answer says a lot about what’s ahead. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Technology can change systems. Builders decide how. Developer Camp Manila co-organizer Giselle Tomimbang-Mercado on rethinking ownership, opportunity, and what shared prosperity could look like. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

A different way to look at the future. In “A Case for Hope,” Tallulah La Merle invited everyone to see AI not just as a disruptive force, but as a transformative evolution. Human intelligence extends beyond the brain, into ecological, somatic, and communal ways of knowing. She also suggested that AI can help amplify these qualities rather than replace them. While many fear losing what is good in the present, builders and entrepreneurs look at today’s problems and imagine what could exist next. Entire industries are still waiting to be built. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

Friendly competition, big energy. Team YGG Pilipinas went head-to-head with Team Developer Camp in YGG Versus, featuring Starvara, as builders and gamers came together to compete, collaborate, and celebrate creativity in play. Sometimes building also means having fun together. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

What makes technology truly valuable? A conversation with Anna Spisak reflects on one of the central themes of this year’s camp: relational technology. As technology itself becomes more accessible, the real differentiator shifts to something deeper — human relationships. How we connect, collaborate, communicate, and move through the world together. The question for builders then becomes: what are our technologies amplifying? #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

New technologies open new possibilities. A session on blockchain with Kat Gonzalez and Atty. Nathan Marasigan explored emerging use cases for cryptocurrency and the growing institutional openness to blockchain. From discussions around governance to tools that can help address real problems like corruption, the message to builders was clear: Now is the best time to build. Don’t be afraid to experiment. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech

In celebration of International Women’s Month, Developer Camp Manila hosted a Women’s Leadership Panel with mentors Nana Luz, Giselle Tomimbang-Mercado, Victoria Herrera, Dona Esteban, and Elyse Lefebvre, moderated by Paula Rosales. The conversation moved through career origin stories across tech, PR and events, health and wellness, and entrepreneurship. One theme stood out: communication remains the most important skill — especially in the age of AI, where builders are asked not just to use tools, but to think critically, solve problems, and understand the communities they’re building for. A reminder shared with the room: step into spaces you feel you don’t belong in, with curiosity. #DeveloperCampMNL #DeveloperCamp #Hackathon #ManilaTech