Cycle 1 is officially in the books. 62 Mini Apps submitted, all of them scored by the Nimiq Community Council, and the results are final. 🥁 Drumroll please… 🥇 1st place: Nimiq Space by @Harley NSpace An open multiplayer world where wallet-signed players can see who is online right now, paint a persistent 500x500 collaborative floor, and build rooms that sync live for everyone in them. 🥈 2nd place: NimJump by @Emre Alt An arcade game built around a minimal client-authority architecture, where the server replays every run itself instead of trusting the score the client reports. 🥉 3rd place: NimQuest by @mystiquemide A learn-and-prove Mini App with server-graded quizzes, where a completion only counts once you sign a one-time message in Nimiq Pay. Congratulations to all three. Winners will be contacted directly to arrange payout. To everyone else who submitted, thank you. You shipped something real in four weeks and set the bar high for future cycles. Every app you built is yours under the MIT License, so keep going with it. 🗓️ Cycle 2 opens August 24. Same $17,000 USDT prize pool, four Sip & Ship calls, submissions close September 18 at 23:59 UTC. If your app did not place this time, you can refine it and submit it again. Full breakdown on all three winners: https://www.nimiq.com/blog/mini-apps-competition-cycle-1-winner-announcement

The Nimiq Community Council has spoken. The winners are in. 👀 $17,000 in prizes..... Announcement Friday Aug 14. Who's it going to be?👇

As mentionned I've added more use cases, enabling users to launch crowdfunding campaigns on-chain, with only few steps < 10 s, next will add social links, so other users can track the event (or project,..)

The header heading now reflects the recent changes to NimSub: recurring payment plans, one-time payment plans, and fundraising campaigns.

I would like to know if I should create the business model for the NimSub or keep it for free for now? The revenue stream is charge users a fixed NIM fee when creating new plan, what do you think 🤔??