Midnight Network Airdrop

The reward is NIGHT, and Midnight has already said who could claim it. Glacier Drop used the June 11, 2025 snapshot, while Scavenger Mine paid people who completed the computing task during its window. Both of those claim windows are closed.

The historical redemption guide describes delivery. Claimed NIGHT starts frozen and thaws in four 25 percent parts over 360 days, so you can redeem each part or wait and redeem the whole amount. The redeem page is the official screen for that step. A Cardano transaction moves thawed tokens to the destination address you set, and you cannot change that address after the claim.

Lost-and-Found is a separate later claim for eligible people who missed Glacier Drop. The NIGHT page describes about 252 million NIGHT for this phase, but the pages checked here do not give a second website just for that phase.

NIGHT is not a points balance. Midnight says its supply is 24 billion, and this page does not estimate a token price or what your allocation is worth.

Checked November 12, 2026: the NIGHT page now labels thawing as 450 days, while the December 2025 redemption guide still says 360 days ending December 4, 2026, followed by 90 days of grace. These descriptions do not agree. The redeem page returned HTTP 403 to our web reader and HTTP 429 to a direct fetch. That does not prove the portal is closed, but its current screen, wallet prompts and address-specific deadline were not verified. Do not treat December 4 as a freshly confirmed portal closing date.

Placing the original claim was a signed message. Midnight says that signature stayed off chain and did not need a network fee, but redemption is different. Each redemption is a Cardano transaction, so you pay the network fee, and no dollar amount was published. You do not deposit or buy NIGHT to redeem.

Use a destination address from a wallet you control. Midnight says an exchange or custodian address can leave you unable to redeem, and the address also had to be unused when you claimed.

On July 9, 2026, Midnight resumed redemptions at 17:00 UTC after a pause linked to a security incident at SecondFi. The Foundation said the redemption system itself was not at risk and the thaw dates did not move. If you used a SecondFi wallet, follow SecondFi's own security steps before you redeem.

The largest current risk is a copied portal. The redeem host is midnight.gd, and the project site is midnight.network. A message, ad, or forum post that asks for a seed phrase, or that names a contract you cannot find on those sites, is not part of this guide.

November 12 check: the official redemption guide still requires ADA for Cardano transaction fees. No current fee quote was obtained. Lost-and-Found costs and current restrictions remain unverified; do not assume the original off-chain claim rules apply.

• Already claimed? Check your allocation first. The historical schedule is disputed by current documentation; portal access was not verified on November 12.
• If you missed Glacier Drop, read Lost-and-Found on midnight.network/night. Do not treat a forum contract as the official path.

Midnight is a privacy network, and NIGHT is its token. Holding NIGHT is how the network generates DUST, the resource that pays for transactions, and DUST is not a token you send to someone else.

NIGHT was first issued on Cardano. The Midnight mainnet genesis block was created on March 17, 2026 at 3:17 a.m. UTC, and the published supply is 24 billion NIGHT.

The distribution has three claim phases and a redemption period. Glacier Drop and Scavenger Mine are closed, so checking an existing allocation is the relevant next step for prior claimants. Current portal availability was not verified on November 12, 2026.

Historical score 58 retained. Current action confidence is reduced: the official thaw durations disagree and the redeem screen could not be rechecked. This is not a verified open claim recommendation.