XRP and Cardano (ADA) holders may be at risk of missing historic air drops.
Rick McCracken, a prominent Cardano community member, sent a gentle reminder to eligible beneficiaries of midnight airdrops.
In today’s tweet, McCracken reminded the beneficiaries that they only had 10 days left to request the evening token from the portal. The screenshot shows that the user has about 10 days and 12 hours remaining to claim a night token before the first phase of the claim window closes.
While some users initially faced difficulties in asserting tokens, the team resolved most of the glitches and allowed for wider access to the airdrop.
(1/3) For 10 days remaining, we will insist on cardano $night tokens! 🥳
If you have $btc, $eth, $avax, $sol, $sol, $bat, $xrp, or $ada in your native chain, you are eligible. Assert https://t.co/vrl26vlyu5 here
List of chains, wallets and HWs supported in the following post
– Rick McCracken Digi🇺🇸 (@richardmccrackn) September 24, 2025
Number of claims
In an August 19 update, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson revealed that 69,105 addresses across all networks claim to have approximately 1.32 billion nights of tokens, accounting for 5.5% of the 24 billion supply.
At the time, Cardano users consisted of 61.3% of total bills, with Bitcoin and XRP holders accounting for 19.43% and 5.72%, respectively. On August 23, he revealed that over 70,000 eligible users have been charging more than 1.6 billion night tokens.
Subsequent phases
Glacier Drops will close on October 4th at 12pm UTC as the initial billing portal remains 10 days before closing. Once the glacier drop is over, the next phase, known as the Scavenger Mines, will begin immediately in the next 30 days. During this phase, users get a portion of the night they are not billed to complete the computational task.
The team then drops the chance to bill eligible beneficiaries who missed the glacier for the night at the lost and discovered stages. The rest of the night will then be sent to the project’s Treasury Ministry.
The alleged tokens are released in 4 installments of 25% each and are distributed to the user’s destination address over a year.
