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Mini App Idea?
Still Struggling on what to build for your miniapp that falls within the theme, Pay, save, Earn. I'd be posting daily on some Idea you can consider
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Great initiative @Captain Ken! Excited to see what you come up with. 😊
UNRELATED, SOMEONE HAS TO SAY IT
Honestly, the Nimiq Blockchain Mini Apps Competition is my first hackathon, and it turned out to be the perfect training ground. I learned so much about what it actually takes to win, from brainstorming the initial idea and rallying a community, to picking the right tech and nailing the final demo. I don’t regret a single second of it. check the recordings and see for yourself, it's packed! Huge shoutout to the team for putting together such an awesome experience! 👏🏽👏🏽
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This made our day, thank you @Christopher Okunade! Really glad it was such a valuable experience even beyond the competition itself. That mindset is going to take you far. 👏
🏆 Cycle 2 Winners Are Here!
Cycle 2 is officially wrapped, and we’re excited to announce the builders taking home a share of the $17,000 USDC prize pool. The Community Council decided to split 2nd place between two builders this cycle: 🥇 Knock by @Kaichao Sun: $7,000 An encrypted chat built on Nimiq where users can set a connection cost for strangers while keeping conversations private. Knock also supports sending and receiving NIM directly in chats, tipping other community members, and joining public group conversations. 🥈 Blacktop by @Jesse Lukose: $4,000 A privacy-first ride companion built for real riders and real rides, whether you’re riding solo or with a crew. Blacktop combines ride tracking with Pay Up, its built-in wallet, plus Blacktank, a shared crew fuel pot that only pays out with a unanimous vote, and instant QR tips in NIM or USDT. 🥈 NIMIQ.kids by @Andjroo Me: $4,000 A family Mini App that turns chores into real NIM. Parents set rewards, kids complete jobs, and approved rewards are sent directly to an account the child owns. Kids can then spend it on screen time and treats, keeping the whole flow within the family. 🥉 PROOF by @Christopher Okunade: $2,000 A learning platform that combines AI-powered skill paths, real-world challenges, and verified proofs to help users demonstrate what they can actually do. The goal is to turn learning into something you can prove, showcase, and use to unlock new opportunities. Big thanks to the Community Council for reviewing every submission and selecting this cycle’s winners. And of course, thank you to everyone who built and shipped a Mini App this cycle. You made Cycle 2 one to remember, and we’re excited to see where you take things next. Want to dive deeper into the winning submissions? Read the full breakdown below. 👉 https://www.nimiq.com/blog/mini-apps-competition-cycle-2-winner-announcement/
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I completely understand @Francois Bradette. For what it’s worth, I really hope you don’t let that uncertainty discourage you from coming back. You clearly enjoyed building with us, you learned a lot from the experience, and that’s something you can carry into the next one. Take your break, reset, and then come back with everything you learned. I’d really love to see what you do with another cycle, and I’m definitely rooting for you with Google Play and the testing! Hopefully everything goes smoothly. One piece of personal advice I’d give you for the next round is to think about whether you can make the idea useful and understandable to a much broader group of people. The more niche the target audience, the harder it can be to demonstrate real usage and traction. If you can identify a problem that a larger group of people has and build something that’s immediately easy to understand, I think that could make a really big difference. That’s probably the biggest thing I’d take away from this cycle if I were in your position. And regarding the scores, I completely understand why you’d want to know where you stood. At the same time, with 142 submissions, giving every builder individual feedback or publishing individual scores would be extremely difficult to do properly and could also turn the results into a comparison of numbers rather than a useful evaluation. That’s why we’ve encouraged builders to ask for feedback and put their Mini Apps in front of users early, while there’s still time to test, learn, and improve. Either way, don’t give up on it. You’ve already built something, put it out there, got people testing it, and made it through your first competition. That’s a pretty solid starting point. Keep going, learn from this one, and I hope we see you back for the next round. 💪
📣 BIG NEWS: The Cycle 2 winners are being revealed this Thursday!
It all comes down to Thursday. The Cycle 2 winner announcement is dropping on October 8th. The Community Council has worked through every submission and the results are ready. To every builder who submitted a Mini App, you put in the work and Thursday is your moment. To everyone who followed along, tested Mini Apps, and cheered builders on, you're part of this too. Don't miss it! 🥁
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LET'S GOOO! I'm so excited. 🤩
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Who do you think should win? 👀
Okayyy I know some of us are getting impatient for the results 😂 So while we wait… who do YOU think should win Cycle 2? 🏆 Only rule is that you can’t pick your own mini app😂 Drop the Mini App that most impressed you below and tag the builder! Let’s show each other some love while we wait 🙌
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I'm vouching for Blacktop by @Jesse Lukose! 👀
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