November 11 marks the final day of Cycle 3 and the last cycle of the Nimiq Mini Apps Competition for now. We'll close out the cycle with our final Sip & Ship, featuring a Sip & Show session where builders can showcase their Mini Apps live. Here’s what’s happening: 🎥 Builders show their pre-recorded demo videos live during the call. 🎁 One lucky builder who registers to demo and attends live will win $25 USDC through a raffle. 🏆 The final Reply Guy/Girl winners of the cycle will be announced. 📅 Wednesday, November 11th at 10:00 AM ET (15:00 UTC) on Zoom Want to demo your Mini App? Register by commenting below with: 1. “I’m in!” 2. Your first name and Mini App name 3. Your 3–5 minute demo video attached directly to your comment Example: I’m in! Martin: “Punto” + [demo video attached] To be eligible for the raffle, make sure you: ✅ Have a finalized 3–5 minute demo video ready ✅ Complete the demo registration steps above ✅ Attend Sip & Ship #4 live on Zoom ℹ️ We’ll select a few builders to demo live and announce the lineup before the event. Even if you're not selected to present, you'll still be eligible for the raffle as long as you've registered and attend live. See you all on November 11th for the grand finale! 🎉

⚠️ Message to all builders: if you're handling real money in a public space and you open source your code, you better make sure it's hard. Run your best model against your app surfaces, because attackers will do the same. You can read the details in my blog post: https://blog.surfstyk.com/i-asked-the-internet-to-hack-my-nimiq-mini-app/

The rules say submissions go through the submission portal on the Registration Dashboard. I can't find the portal. Also want to confirm what the form asks for, so I have it ready. I have the public repo under MIT, a demo video and a Nimiq payout address. Is there anything else? App is Tanda, a rotating savings circle. Thanks.

Small online tasks are often too small for traditional freelancing platforms, but still valuable enough to pay someone to do them. Hiring, applications, accounts and payout processes create more friction than the task itself, Bounty Board turns small tasks into open earning opportunities. Someone posts what they need and attaches a reward → another person completes it → the work is approved → they get paid. So i built on Nimiq because bounties naturally require payments. Nimiq makes small, fast payments practical and lets the experience live directly inside Nimiq Pay. Complete a bounty → get paid in NIM. No separate payment platform is needed. in few days anyone should be able to open Nimiq Pay, find something useful to do, and earn.

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