@Laura Fluieraru @Francois Bradette @Mini Apps Competition @Yasmine Romdhane This could be a great approach for a 3rd cycle. Apps that are not yet in the Nimiq ecosystem but focus for non crypto users. When I submit my project on Cycle 1 , the judges told me my presentation, development and App ws good and professional but that the idea was not fitting since I can use any payment method other than Nimiq Pay and become an external App. I totally disagree with that approach back then and that's why i didn't resumitted for Cycle 2. I do believe the integration of Nimiq Pay is a feature not the goal, the Goal was to bring new users to the community in a new easy way without friction for them to adopt crypto. FYI App Intro Video for OtherMe App: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnIsff4K80 To be fair, I got other good feedbacks from the Judges which i took and incorporate to my project to improve it. It's worth notice I got block from X for using Nimiq Pay for a contest i tried back then, they call it a scam and then i had to stop advertising in 2 social medias and that affects me in the scoring of the judges. Regardless it's said you can applied with a work in progress project, you get points if you are in production and with active users.. that was another item to see how to improve for future cycles. Good luck to the participants of this cycle and hope organizers take your idea in consideration for future cycles.

Here's the summary options of Design Plan for the Marketplace: The core finding A true on-chain NIM-native NFT isn't possible — Nimiq's protocol only has four fixed account types (Basic, HTLC, Vesting, Staking) and no general-purpose smart-contract layer. This shaped everything below. Two complementary tracks (not either/or) Track A — Real NFT (Polygon + IPFS) - ERC-721 on OpenZeppelin, ERC-2981 royalty set per-token at mint time (goes to the individual creator) - Minting via an EIP-712 signed voucher: your backend checks ownership and signs off on what can be minted, but the user's own wallet pays its own gas and calls mint directly — no relayer, no hot wallet, matching how USDT payments already work in this app - Metadata pinned to IPFS via Pinata at mint time (solves a real problem: users can delete their library copy, which would otherwise orphan the NFT) - Non-custodial marketplace: atomic buy() splits royalty/fee/seller payment and transfers the token in one transaction, never holds funds or the NFT Track B — NIM Download-Rights Marketplace (reframed per your direction) - No ownership transfer — creator shares an asset (paying a fee to do so), buyers pay a NIM fee for repeatable download rights, split 80% creator / 20% treasury via two separately-verified NIM payments — no escrow - Anti-piracy: perceptual-hash comparison at share-time to block someone downloading an asset and re-sharing it as their own (images first; video hashing flagged as a harder follow-up) - Must be marketed as "collectibles," never "NFTs" — no blockchain enforces any of it Recommended order: Track B first — smaller, no smart contract, no new vendor, purely NIM (a stronger "native to the platform" story for the competition) — then Track A if there's appetite for the bigger Solidity lift.

Congratulation @Harley NSpace and all Cycle 1 projects... Good luck all on next cycles...

@Sam H @Mini Apps Competition I have similar doubts since my logs show no new accounts besides my test users from July 31 to Aug 10. I"m wondering if they tried the repo instead than my live product and of course it didnt run since my AI secret keys are not active there. Although i do agree Harley's product was more elaborate than mine. Regardless of the situation, i will like to get that feedback to understand what to improve besides marketing/user base which i didnt advertise full since im still doing changes for outsiders and normies. How can i contact them? Which are their Tagnames? Thanks

@Mini Apps Competition hi guys, can you let us know what are the main changes from the network upgrade? I want to check if it impact my apps.. thanks

@Josue Azofeifa same here... Thanks for representing CR Josue, pura vida!