Midnight & NIGHT
NIGHT is Midnight's utility token. It was distributed on Cardano as the native asset cNIGHT, and it is the Cardano side — the market, the holders, and the contracts that release NIGHT over time — that this page measures. Midnight's own chain statistics are mirrored below for context.
Every panel says where its numbers came from. Nothing here is a forecast, and there is no countdown: unlock schedules are assigned per address, not globally.
Price and liquidity are the volume-weighted view across every NIGHT pool our pool index holds; holder counts come from our own holder index, keyed by stake key so one wallet with twenty addresses counts once.
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NIGHT distributed subject to thawing is released in four equal instalments 90 days apart, with each address's first date randomised inside the 10 Dec 2025 – early Mar 2026 window. There is no global tranche calendar, so this panel shows what the contracts currently hold and what their own datums say becomes claimable when.
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Midnight's public indexer is the only source for these. We walk its blocks one batch at a time and count what is in them; we cannot verify any of it independently, so a figure here is exactly as good as that service.
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DUST is the resource that pays for Midnight transactions; NIGHT generates it. Midnight's indexer answers this keyed by Cardano stake address, which is why we can ask it about your wallets — we already hold their stake keys. We only ever ask about wallets linked to your own account.
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Every script address we could identify that holds a material amount of cNIGHT, with its balance measured now and the evidence for its label beside it.
Nothing measured yet — this list is written by the hourly NIGHT sync.
There is more than one “NIGHT bridge”. The Wanchain Cardano↔BNB bridge is a different system from the Cardano→Midnight route, and it is the one that lost roughly 515 million NIGHT on 20 July 2026. This page publishes no bridge-flow chart: we could not identify a Cardano→Midnight lock address, because no address for one is published, its destination lives in a spending transaction's redeemer rather than a datum, and — searching the whole cNIGHT holder set — no large never-spent script sink exists that would look like one. A mislabelled flow chart would be worse than no chart, so there is no chart.
Working notes, including the dead ends, are in the repository at docs/MIDNIGHT.md.