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🎉 Cycle 3 is officially on the calendar!
Cycle 2 is almost wrapped, and it’s time to start thinking about what you want to build next. You’ll have 4 weeks to build a Mini App, ship it inside Nimiq Pay, and compete for a $17,000 USDC prize pool. Here’s what you need to know: 🏆 $17,000 USDC prize pool 🔓 Submissions open: Oct 14 🔐 Submissions close: Nov 11 ☕ 4 Wednesdays of Sip & Ship And there’s something new this time... Cycle 3 will be themed! We’ll share more about what that means very soon, but we want to hear from you too. What themes would you actually want to build a Mini App around? Drop your ideas below! 👇 ℹ️ Joining the competiton for the first time? Register here: https://miniappscompetition.com
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Final cycle for the year, looking forward to it
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📣 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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It’s finally happening, good luck to every builder including myself ggs
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🎤 How did you spend your weekend?
142 Mini Apps are under review and the wait is almost over. While the Community Council works through your submissions, we want to know how you spent the weekend. Were you making some last improvements to your Cycle 2 submission, planning what you want to build for Cycle 3, or taking some time away from the screen entirely? Let us know in the comments, and stay close for the next announcement.
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Didn’t take much time off lol, currently working on our new environment (Volta region) coming with Dagbe soon 🤭
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🎤 What Did You Think of Cycle 2?
We’re already thinking about how to make Cycle 3 even better, and who better to ask than the builders who just went through Cycle 2? You spent 4 weeks building, shipping, demoing, and competing. You experienced the whole thing up close, so we want to know what worked for you, what didn’t, and what you’d like to see next. Here are some prompts to get you started, but feel free to go off script: - What was your favorite part of Cycle 2? - What was the most frustrating part? - What helped you the most while building? - Was anything confusing or unclear? - What should we do more of in Cycle 3? - What would you love to see added? Drop your thoughts below. Good, bad, or somewhere in between, we want to hear it. ✍️
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Honestly, one of my favorite things about Cycle 2 was how hands-on it felt. Coupled with learning at Nimiq, I got to integrate it into a real product, ship it and see how people interacted with it. For me, integrating Nimiq into Savanna Run and getting the mainnet integration working was probably the most exciting part. The weekly SIP calls were also really helpful. Being able to see what other builders were working on, share our own progress and get feedback throughout the cycle made the whole experience feel more connected. If there’s anything I’d love to see in Cycle 3, it would be to see more builders and get even more technical resources and examples around the different things we can build with Nimiq….Sometimes having a clear example of how something is meant to be implemented can save a lot of time. Overall, Cycle 2 was a really good experience for us. We built something real, integrated Nimiq into it and learned a lot along the way, Definitely looking forward to Cycle 3!🫡
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@Laura Fluieraru Thank you Laura! ❤️ That honestly means a lot. Savanna Run started from wanting to take something familiar to people and give it our own African touch, so being able to build it within the Nimiq ecosystem made the whole experience even more exciting. And honestly, we didn’t run into any major technical blockers. The docs were helpful and the SIP calls made it easy to get clarification whenever we needed it. What I meant was more from the perspective of making the ecosystem even more welcoming to new builders, What I had in mind was providing more simple and practical examples of how Nimiq can be utilized in real-world products, like a comprehensive example, from setup to an actual transaction, would simplify things even further, particularly for new builders and newcomers who are unfamiliar with the ecosystem. I think that would be really helpful for Cycle 3!
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🎉 Reply-Guy Challenge: Winners Announced!
The Reply-Guy Challenge has officially come to an end, and we’ve got our winners! 🥳 Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen builders showing up for each other in all kinds of ways: testing Mini Apps, answering questions, sharing useful feedback, helping people get unstuck, and jumping into conversations across the community. That’s exactly what we wanted this challenge to encourage. Huge congrats to our 3 Skool winners: 🏆 @Dany Nimiqfr → $25 USDC 🏆 @Francois Bradette → $25 USDC 🏆 @Jeremy Lee → $25 USDC The X winners are announced on @miniappscomp, so head over there to see who won! This won’t be the last chance to win. We’re always watching for builders who stand out and contribute to the community. Keep showing up! 💪
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Congratulations!!!!🔥🔥
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