Milady Soiree: Denver, February 2025

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Milady Soiree: Denver, February 2025
Milady Soiree: Denver, February 2025
Flier for Milady Soirée Denver
TypeCocktail soiree
DateFebruary 27, 2025
Location1134 Broadway, Denver, Colorado, US
Time10pm – 2am
PriceFree with RSVP

Milady Soiree: Denver, February 2025 was an evening cocktail party for the Milady community held at 1134 Broadway in Denver on February 27, 2025, during ETHDenver 2025. The event was sponsored by MegaETH and served as the release party for MILADY_ZINE01, the first issue of Remilia Corporation's print zine.[1]

Background

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The front and back cover of MILADY ZINE01

ETHDenver 2025 ran from February 23 to March 2, 2025, at the National Western Complex in Denver. The annual Ethereum conference and hackathon opened with its BUIDLWeek of workshops and technical sessions, and was reported to have drawn around 25,000 attendees.[2][3]

The event

The soiree ran from 10pm to 2am and was free with RSVP. The Luma listing advertised exclusive merchandise for attendees and a "VIP only" backroom. The listing records 2,408 guests.[1] The event's flier features MILADY_ZINE01, a Milady styled after Vitalik Buterin's Milady profile picture, and insignia for Milady Cult Coin and the Cypherpunk Purity Spiral, along with MegaETH's sponsorship credit.

MILADY_ZINE01 was released at the event. The issue has a yellow cover, is numbered out of 150, and collects essays and fiction by Tim Clancy, bonkle k., Davetist, Charlotte Fang and others, with an introduction by Onno Whitemoor.[1][4] Its successor, MILADY_ZINE02, followed at ETHPrague 2026 and opens with an abridgment of the Ethereum Foundation's EF Mandate, including the Source Seppuku License reproduced in it.[5]

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Charlotte Fang's Cypherpunk Purity Spiral shirt, distributed at ETHDenver 2025

During the same ETHDenver, a Milady Munitions shirt printed with the five tenets of Charlotte Fang's Cypherpunk Purity Spiral over the RSA encryption algorithm was distributed for donations toward the legal defense of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm.

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "MILADY SOIRÉE DENVER". Luma. Retrieved November 10, 2026.
  2. ↑ "ETHDenver 2025". Alchemy. Retrieved November 10, 2026.
  3. ↑ "ETHDenver 2025 draws 25,000 attendees with policy focus". Bitget News. Retrieved November 10, 2026.
  4. ↑ "MILADY_ZINE01". Internet Archive. Retrieved November 10, 2026.
  5. ↑ "MILADY_ZINE02, Markdown transcription of copy 67/200". Internet Archive. Retrieved November 10, 2026.