Forma began by running popup villages and Solana economic zone experiments in frontier markets. The team is now concentrating on a permanent campus direction, with the UK called out as a current build target. It sits in the overlap between temporary Zu-style gatherings and longer-horizon jurisdiction work. Forma is a home for Solana founders and artists turning on-chain communities into real-world economic zones.
Past pop-ups in Argentina, Sri Lanka, and Georgia tested one- to two-week village formats before the permanent campus push. Former popup host now building toward a permanent Solana-focused campus and economic zone. Forma organizes Solana Economic Zones and pop-up villages in tech-forward countries.
Location
In the past, it ran pop-up villages in:
Forma doesn’t own a permanent hub.
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Ahangama, Sri Lanka.
Tbilisi, Georgia.
Duration
Forma’s pop-up villages last one to two weeks.
Forma Argentina in March 2024 ran for two weeks with about 249 residents.
Pricing
Tickets were 1 SOL for both Forma Sri Lanka and Forma Georgia. Locals had free access Tickets included access to the full program and shared spaces Accommodation, transportation, and most meals were not included in any of the pop-ups
- Forma Argentina was free for everyone
History
2024
Forma emerged from the Solana ecosystem in 2024, transforming on-chain communities into real-world economic zones.
2024
In March 2024, it hosted a two-week pop-up village, Forma Argentina, gathering 249 residents.
Forma plans to focus on building permanent Solana Economic Zones and is in late-stage discussions with three countries.