JUP1T3R
The official 2024 MiniBadge trading page says the trading area is brought by SHIFTY and JUP1T3R.
SourceSAINTCON 2024 · United States · 2024
Official and submitted MiniBadges documented by the 2024 trading build-guide trail
SAINTCON's 2024 MiniBadge Trading page documents an official trading area and a public build-guide link covering submitted MiniBadges that attendees designed and brought to the conference, including official MiniBadges.
People
The official 2024 MiniBadge trading page says the trading area is brought by SHIFTY and JUP1T3R.
SourceThe official 2024 MiniBadge trading page says the trading area is brought by SHIFTY and JUP1T3R.
SourceThe official 2024 site and MiniBadge trading page establish the event dates, Provo context, build-guide link, submitted and official MiniBadge scope, and trading hours.
SourceIt extends the Utah SAINTCON BadgeLife lineage beyond the 2022 guide with a source-backed 2024 collection record, preserving the event's trading-booth workflow, official/community split, and MiniBadge standard context without collapsing many small add-ons into one uniform attendee badge.
The official page frames the 2024 artifact set as submitted and official MiniBadges. The linked MiniBadge standard documents the two-position connector ecosystem, +VBATT, 3V3, GND, SDA, SCL, CLK, PROG, NC pin guidance, optional programming pinouts, I2C behavior, and extender-board compatibility caveats.
No central 2024 firmware repository or per-MiniBadge source archive was recovered in this pass. The MiniBadge standard documents I2C read/write message behavior for badge-to-minibadge communication, while this record avoids inferring firmware for individual 2024 submissions beyond the standard and official trading-page evidence.
The 2024 MiniBadge trading page credits SHIFTY and JUP1T3R, says the build guide covers all submitted MiniBadges brought by attendees plus all official MiniBadges, and lists booth hours from Tuesday through Friday with Monday closed.
Lifecycle
The MiniBadge standard defines I2C read/write initiation, button, text, score-update, and brightness messages, while warning that microcontrollers need to track state across repeated starts and stops.
SourceThe public MiniBadge standard documents +VBATT, 3V3, GND, SDA, SCL, CLK, PROG, and NC pin guidance, including +VBATT voltage caution and do-not-connect rules for reserved pins.
SourceThe official trading page says the build guide covers submitted MiniBadges that people designed and brought to the conference, including all official MiniBadges.
SourceThe standard reserves PROG pins for builder use and lists optional AVR ISP, ST-Link SWD, PIC ICSP, and UART pin mappings.
SourceThe MiniBadge standard documents extender pins introduced for the 2019 Enigma badge and warns that unverified I2C hardware may be treated like a MiniBadge.
SourceThe official page lists MiniBadge trading hours from Tuesday through Friday, with Monday closed, making trading an explicit conference activity rather than an inferred side event.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue preserves the verified BadgeLife surface while avoiding unsupported claims about universal distribution, per-MiniBadge electronics, or official status for every submitted design.
The United States record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying source-page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, social media, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The record keeps hardware/protocol claims to the MiniBadge standard and official trading-page wording, and leaves the page image-free until a rights-cleared original photo or official render is available.