As we gear towards launch. We are starting piggy marketing campaign accross social media . Follow Piggy on X : https://x.com/piggyvault__ Pls interact and show Piggy love. May your bank account grow as fat as piggy 🐷 gPiggy

Here's a little passion project I've been working on! 1. Concept and Onboarding SimplePGP is more than just a messaging platform; it is infrastructure for private, end-to-end communication that does not require trusting a platform with your message contents. It is based on OpenPGP encryption so only the people in a conversation can read what is sent. Users create an account by generating a PGP keypair directly on their mobile device. The public key becomes their identity, so anyone can verify it's them and no one can impersonate them without the key. Identity is tied to cryptography rather than a company's user database. 2. How it works Messages are encrypted on the client (Android or web) before they leave the device, sealed to the recipient's public key and wrapped again in TLS for transit. They are then relayed through a server that routes armored ciphertext during delivery. The server never has access to plaintext and never holds a private key. Direct messages, group chats, and public "nodes" (IRC-style channels) all share the same encrypted messaging model, alongside peer-to-peer voice and video calls where the server handles signaling only and the media flows directly between devices. Unlocking the private key takes more than a password. At signup, the password and a biometric-gated secret are each stretched through salted PBKDF2-SHA256 (200,000 iterations) and XOR-combined into a single 256-bit shard that protects the key. Meaning, neither factor alone gets an attacker anywhere. Optional browser access is linked from the phone via QR login: the phone and browser perform an ECDH handshake, and the phone hands over the key vault AES-GCM-wrapped and bound to that specific browser tab, so the web session can use the same keys without pasting secrets into a form. In the browser, keys live in memory only and vanish when the session ends. Alongside messaging, SimplePGP includes a lightweight economy layer: SPGP balance, inventory, and a trade desk with real cryptocurrency deposit invoices. Bitcoin is already implemented end to end (one-time deposit addresses with on-chain payment verification), with USDT, ETH, XMR, and other cryptocurrencies in active development. This lets users exchange value and items with people they already talk to, still under their own account control.

NimJump A Server-Verified Endless Runner, Built for the Nimiq Pay Ecosystem Built with Godot 4.7 GitHub: github.com/nimjump/game Play now: nimjump.zetashare.com - Sign In With Your Nimiq Pay Wallet — Playing in Under a Minute - Fully Playable Offline - Deterministic Server Verification - Public, Shareable Replay System - Daily Quests, Daily & Weekly Leaderboards - Highly Compressed Input-Only Replays - Real NIM Rewards, Paid Directly to Your Wallet The Problem We Set Out to Solve The moment a game rewards players with real cryptocurrency, every vulnerability — a modified client, a memory editor, a cheat engine — stops being a nuisance and becomes a profitable attack. Most games try to detect cheaters after the fact. We asked a different question instead: what if the client never had enough authority to cheat in the first place? That question became NimJump. The client only renders graphics, reads your inputs, and records them — it never decides your score, coins, rewards, quests, or leaderboard position. All of that is verified independently, on the server. Built Around Nimiq Pay Your Nimiq Pay wallet is how you sign in, how your stats are tracked, and how every reward reaches you. Connect your wallet, and you're playing in under a minute. Rewards — quest completions, leaderboard prizes, your own gameplay — are paid in real NIM, directly to that wallet. Deterministic Simulation Every level is generated from a deterministic seed, so every obstacle, collectible, and event can always be reproduced exactly. When you finish a run, the client doesn't upload your score, coins, or rewards — it uploads only a compressed replay of your inputs. Nothing else. The server replays that input log against the same seed, at the same 60Hz tick rate, and recalculates everything itself: every jump, collision, kill, pickup, and score. If it can't reproduce your run exactly, the run is rejected. No manual review, no guessing — just deterministic verification, which is also why a modified client trying to fake a score, complete a quest instantly, or inject impossible gameplay simply doesn't matter: none of those values are ever trusted in the first place.

With the competition not far from starting - I just wanted to open up the opportunity for you to share your mini app & promote it on billboards in Nimiq Space. https://nimiq.space/advertise It's 400NIM for 24 hours of in-game view time. This means that the funded balance only reduces if someone is physically in the room to observe it. If you're playing Nimiq Space inside the Nimiq Pay app - navigating to the advert will keep you inside the Pay app. This should encourage users to stay inside the Pay ecosystem.

TipWall is a Mini App built to make it easy to support creators directly with NIM through Nimiqpay. No complicated setup. No platform fees. Just simple, direct support. To make this first test meaningful, I created my own TipWall where you can try the complete experience while supporting the development of TipWall itself. I’d love for you to test it by: ✅ Sending a tip ✅ Leaving a short message on my TipWall I’m looking forward to your feedback on these: ✅ Is the flow intuitive? ✅ Is anything confusing? ✅ What features would make you use it as a creator or supporter? 📲 Try TipWall in Nimiq Pay: https://nimpay.app/miniapps/open/tipwall.vercel.app/tipwall You can also test by creating your TipWall here as a creator: tipwall.vercel.app This is still an MVP, so every piece of feedback helps make TipWall better. A huge thank you to everyone who’s followed this journey so far. Your questions, ideas, and constructive feedback have genuinely influenced the product and pushed it further than I could have on my own. I’m excited to finally put TipWall into the hands of the community and see how it performs in real-world use.