Midnight, Cardano’s privacy-focused sidechain, has unveiled the Glacier Drop, distributing 24 billion NIGHT tokens across eight blockchains. Eligible users must have held at least $100 in supported assets on June 11, 2025, in self-custody wallets.
Midnight, a privacy-focused Cardano sidechain developed by IOG, has unveiled its Glacier Drop airdrop plan. Eligible users holding at least $100 in selected assets on June 11, 2025, via self-custody wallets may claim NIGHT tokens when the portal opens in July 2025.
Midnight, a privacy-focused Cardano sidechain developed by IOG, has unveiled its Glacier Drop airdrop plan, distributing 24 billion NIGHT tokens across eight blockchains. Eligible self-custody wallets holding at least $100 in supported assets on June 11, 2025, can claim during a 60-day window starting in July 2025.
Midnight, Cardano’s privacy-focused sidechain developed by IOG, plans to distribute 24 billion NIGHT tokens through the Glacier Drop across eight blockchains. Eligible self-custody users can claim for free from July 2025, with tokens vesting over 12 months.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson praises AI as magic and unveils AI agent Logan. Input Output Group shifts strategy, halting Acropolis and tiered pricing, returning 4.1M ADA. The van Rossem hard fork is delayed due to performance issues, with 10.7.1 fix in preparation.
Charles Hoskinson called AI “magic” while highlighting its potential alongside blockchain. Meanwhile, IOG is refocusing on Cardano growth, returning 4.1 million ADA to the Treasury and aligning resources with the Leios roadmap, even as a hard fork prerelease faces delays.
Charles Hoskinson said AI is “magic” while continuing to explore AI agents for Cardano. Meanwhile, IOG is refocusing on Cardano growth, ending Acropolis development, canceling tiered pricing, and returning 4.1 million ADA to the Treasury as it aligns with the Leios roadmap.
Charles Hoskinson praised AI as “magic,” while Cardano development firm IOG shifted strategy to prioritize growth, halt Acropolis, cancel tiered pricing, and return 4.1 million ADA to the Treasury. Meanwhile, a 10.7.1 release is being prepared after issues were found in the 10.7.0 prerelease.
