Hello, Nimiq community! 👋 This is my first post here, and I’m excited to share an idea I’ve been developing. It doesn’t have a name yet, as NimiqPools feels more like a placeholder. Itwill come as the project takes shape—but its central purpose is becoming clear. Every major tournament seems to create the same ritual: a group of friends starts a prediction game, then ends up using group chats, polls, spreadsheets, cash, and one very patient person calculating all the points manually. 😅 I’m exploring a miniapp that could bring that entire experience together: a private sports competition for friends, built around Nimiq. 💙 The Nimiq idea One challenge for many payment-based miniapps is that they only work smoothly when everyone involved already uses the same app. Instead of trying to avoid that dependency, this concept would make it the starting point: the experience would be designed for groups that join together using Nimiq Pay or Nimiq wallets from the beginning. That turns onboarding from an individual problem into a shared group experience. 🎮 How it could work A group of friends would choose a sport or competition. Possible future starting points could include the UEFA Champions League, Premier League and NBA. From there: - Teams would be organized into tiers and distributed randomly and evenly among the participants. - Each competition would have its own scoring system, rewarding events such as wins, goals, three-pointers or other sport-specific achievements. - The app would highlight when the teams assigned to different friends face each other. - Groups could add an optional friendly stake, giving everyone something extra to play for. The objective is to turn matches people already enjoy into smaller competitions inside their friend group—with more tension, more banter and a little extra spice. 🌶️ ⚔️ Rivalries on every matchday Imagine opening the app and seeing that one of your teams is playing against a team assigned to your friend. Suddenly, a match you might not have followed closely becomes personal. Every real fixture can create a new rivalry inside the group, while rankings and points keep the wider competition alive throughout the season or tournament.

I'd love some feedback on a Mini App I'm building called NimConnect. The idea is simple: wallets have addresses, people have names. Instead of copying or remembering wallet addresses, you save people as contacts and interact with them like you would in your phone. Features today: - 👤 Save wallet addresses as contacts - 💸 Send NIM to saved contacts - 📩 Send payment requests directly to other NimConnect users - 🧾 Create invoices and split bills - ⏳ Track pending payment requests and invoices - 🏷️ Organize contacts with favorites, tags, and notes - 📱 Share your own profile with a QR code - ☁️ Secure encrypted cloud backups (protected by wallet signatures) - 📤 Import and export your contacts - Everything is designed to work naturally inside Nimiq Pay, using your connected wallet for payments, identity, and cryptographic signing—without ever exposing your private keys. The goal isn't to build another wallet. It's to add the contact layer that crypto wallets are missing, making everyday payments feel as easy as paying someone from your phone's contact list. I'd love some honest feedback: - Is this something you'd actually use? - Which feature is the most compelling? - Does direct payment requests between NimConnect users sound useful? - What's missing? - What would make this a must-have Mini App? You can try it here: Live: https://nimconnect.nimiqminiapps.com Demo mirror:https://nimminiapps.github.io/NimConnect/ NimiqMiniapp:https://nimiqminiapps.com/apps/nimconnect Any feedback—positive or critical—is greatly appreciated. I'm still early in development, so now is the perfect time to influence where the project goes.