Micronationalist of the Year

For the RadioMicro Awards' Micronationalist of the Year, see RadioMicro Awards § Micronationalist of the Year.

DIME Micronationalist of the Year
Type	Award
Established	2019
Country	Intermicronational (focuses on the MicroWiki sector)
Eligibility	Awarded to micronationalists the Statistic-Dime board and voters deem the best of the year
Status	Currently awarded
Organiser	Statistic-Dime Board
Precedence
Related	Dime Micronationalist of the Month

Micronationalist of the Year (MotY), formerly known by the synonym Dime Micronationalist of the Year (DMY), is an annual award in the MicroWiki sector. Originally created in December 2019 by Zabëlle Skye and Jayden Lycon in their DIME Magazine, the award features and profiles a person, a group, an idea, or an object that was the "most influential" micronationalist in the MicroWiki sector of that year.

DIME Magazine published the 2019 winner—Adam I, Emperor of Adammia—that was picked in a public poll, while the 2020 winner, the late Nicholas Randouler, was announced in Statistic-Dime's MicroWiki's 25 Most Influential for 2020 (where Randouler was ranked first) created by Skye and revised by Lycon. Randouler had ranked first in a scarcely advertised opinion poll. The 2021 winner, Carson Snyder, was announced by Statistic-Dime via another public poll.

Micronationalists of the Year

Year	Choice	Born/lifespan	Reason	Runners-up
2019	Adam I Emperor of Adammia	1998	Adam was the first Chair of the Grand Unified Micronational to have been elected to a second consecutive term in history. Adam also organised the third 24 Hour Quorum and hosted the first GUM Summit in Birmingham in June.
2020	Nicholas Randouler Founder and 4th Prince of Posaf	2004–2020	In memoriam of Randouler, who died on 3 June 2020.
2021	Carson Snyder Sovereign of Northwood-Oregon	2003	7th Chair of the Cupertino Alliance and former Superior Judge of the Cupertino Alliance, wrote the Charter of the Cupertino Alliance, 2021.
2022	Karl Friedrich Co-owner of MicroWiki	?	For his continued dedication to maintaining MicroWiki as a platform where all micronationalists can congregate and freely access and share information about micronationalism.