At the beginning of August, midnight, the privacy-centric sidechain of the Cardano ecosystem, began its first token distribution phase for users or wallets holding at least $100 on eight blockchains: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chan, Cardano, Cardano, Avalanch, XRP Ledger, Brave, XRP Ledge, XRP Ledge, Keitherana, Solana, Bnb Sha, Avalanch, Avalanch, Keitherana, Solana, Bnb Sha, Avalanch, Keitherana, Solana, Bnb Sha, Avalanch, or Brave, Keithera, Solana, Bnb Sha, Avalanch, Crypto.
Shortly after distribution began, a complexity issue affecting Bitcoin claims using ledger devices was discovered, and the Midnight team said it was aware of the issue and promised to provide updates once it was resolved.
In this issue, a Bitcoin account with multiple addresses received an error message saying “No eligible addresses found or all eligible addresses are not recognized.”
In the latest update, Midnight said the issue of complexity in ledger devices affecting Bitcoin claims has been resolved.
Ruved: Update on complexity issues with ledger devices affecting Bitcoin claims.
Glacier Drop participants can now claim for all eligible Bitcoin addresses managed by the same ledger wallet.
Previously, when trying to claim based on multiple eligible bitcoins… https://t.co/nqyimmpotp
– Midnight Foundation (@midnightfdn) August 22, 2025
Previously, if you attempt to claim based on multiple eligible Bitcoin addresses controlled by the same ledger managed wallet, the portal will only use the first Bitcoin account and recognize only the first Bitcoin account. Currently, all eligible Bitcoin addresses managed by the same ledger wallet can claim.
For multiple eligible Bitcoin addresses connected to a ledger device, you must create a separate claim for each address.
Cardano rethinks the security of smart contracts
Cardano’s input and output recently revealed that it is rethinking the smart contract security of the Cardano ecosystem.
Cardano developers highlighted the ongoing work on a set of tools that support a more overall and comprehensive lifecycle for Cardano development.
These tools will be gradually released throughout 2025, with formal verification expanding to target the hands first and support Aiken and other Cardano Smart Contract languages.
Each release comes with comprehensive documentation and examples to make it accessible to the entire Cardano developer community.
