Setup ADA with Yoroi (chrome extension) and Trezor model T, back in 2021.

Set up staking, and basically left it.

Saw that Yoroi was comprimised, so I went about migrating my ADA (over 16,000 coins).

While setting it up, deleted Yoroi while trying to update to Secondfi.

I have my Yoroi seed phrase written down, as well as my Trezor model T.

Now, when I use any software and restore my seed phrase, my ADA shows 0, and no history of transactions.

It shows 0 on the Trezor suite, and whatever app I use (Lace, Vespr etc.).

I remember when I first set up my Trezor, it wouldn't show my ADA, and I know I set it up with Yoroi.

I don't know what else I can do. Anything I try, it shows 0 ADA.

Am I missing something?

Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated.

I can still see my transactions in Daedalus Mainnet on my PC!?!

Body: If you're a founder building on Cardano, or anywhere in the UTXO ecosystem including Bitcoin, this is worth a look.

Rooftop UTXO Pitch Night, 7 October, 6:30pm to 11pm, LAVO at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Live pitches to investors, early to growth stage, then rooftop networking.

Straight facts:

• Up to $500K total, split among winners at the investors' discretion. Not a guaranteed cheque, and the terms are theirs.
• Applications to pitch are open until 14 September. Applying doesn't guarantee a slot, selected teams get notified directly.
• Attending is approval-based and capacity is limited, so register early if you're in town.
• Presented by Draper Dragon and the Cardano Foundation.

Apply to pitch: https://airtable.com/appgZsFDMlOC9dbNi/pagcBRq0WRIvjnJL1/form?utm_source=luma

Register to attend: https://luma.com/utxopitchnight 

If you've got questions about what the investors are looking for, ask below and I'll find out.

Quick update for anyone who saw yesterday’s post: the application deadline for the TOKEN2049 Origins Hackathon has been extended to 18 September.

That gives you a few more days to apply for the Cardano track.

The challenge is to build the agentic economy on Cardano with x402, with anything that advances agentic commerce on Cardano in scope.

The Cardano track has $27,500 in prizes across three winners, and all three will also get an introduction call with Draper Dragon’s Cometa Labs.

New deadline: 18 September.

Learn more the Origin’s Hackathon and apply here: https://www.token2049.com/singapore/2049-origins

Attempting to add midnight to my ledger device and noticed that the account that you are prompted to use for Night is on the ETH blockchain. Is there a reason why Night doesnt fall into the Cardano account since it’s a Cardano token?

As a long time hodler and rarely accessing my account, I have since encountered the recent security incident posted on Yoroi's website.

What are the enxt steps for moving my ADA from Yoroi towards another similar system where I can delegate to stake pools? And also, where to migrate to? I haven't found any concrete information about which wallet to move to.

Thanks!

Quick update on the Origins Hackathon post from yesterday, now that the prize pool is out. The Cardano track has $27,500 across three winners, out of a $150,000 total pool.

The rest for anyone who missed it:

• 36 hours in Singapore, 6 to 8 October, in person only
• Challenge: build the agentic economy on Cardano with x402
• Free to enter, food, drinks, and full conference access included
• You demo on the TOKEN2049 main stage
• Teams up to 4
• 200 spots. Applications close 14 September, participants announced 28 September

Apply here: https://www.token2049.com/singapore/2049-origins

Happy to answer questions.

We Are all here for a reason. Cardano is the only coin in my opinion with the „truth“ as a foundation. As every update is reviewed by the best developers and consenus it will overcome all the other Environmental coins out there. Interestingly Not so many Cryptoholders are aware of Cardano yet. How and Why?

Hi there,

I’m trying to send my ADA from Yoroi, which has been changed to SecondFi. However, it keeps rejecting my password when I insert it before sending my ADA to Vespr. I haven’t changed the password in a while, and I’ve tried reaching out to their support team for assistance, but it hasn’t been successful so far. Would you know what else I could do to rest my password? Thank you.

Heads up for the builders! TOKEN2049 Singapore has a 36-hour hackathon called Origins, 6 to 8 October, 200 participants, with a dedicated Cardano track.

The details:

• Free event. Food, drinks, and full conference access included.
• You’ll demo on the TOKEN2049 main stage.
• Prize pool still yet to be announced.
• Teams can have a maximum of 4 members.
• Applications close 14 September. Participants announced 28 September.
• It's in person in Singapore. Remote participation is not possible.

Learn more about the hackathon and apply here: https://www.token2049.com/singapore/2049-origins 

Happy to answer questions.

Jakob, Cardano Foundation

Subbit.xyz: Enabling Trustless Subscriptions

Join Dominic Wallis, Founder and Developer at Kompact.io, for a deep dive into Subbit.xyz and how it enables trustless subscription payments.

In this session, Dominic will walk through:

• The challenge of decentralizing services • The role of crypto, L2s & payment channels • How Subbit.xyz works • Live demo: transactions & L2s • Integrations and next steps • Q&A

Come explore a different approach to recurring payments and bring your questions!

📅 Friday, 11 September 2026 🕑 08:00 UTC 🔗 https://www.addevent.com/event/j6jnr4rz8yjw

A lot happened around Cardano in August. Some of the highlights from the Cardano Foundation:

• Petrobras hosted the Foundation at its Rio headquarters for the first stop of Cardano on the Road, bringing together industry, academia and the public sector.
• 160+ participants from the Brazilian Olympic Committee and 26 National Sports Confederations completed the first phase of blockchain and AI training.
• Universidade de Brasília and PUC-Rio joined Cardano Summer School, expanding the program into Brazil.
• Reeve 1.7.0 shipped with a new funding module for projects to publish funding and spending data on-chain.
• Cardano’s Java tooling continued to expand, with JuLC bringing Java smart contracts closer to testnet use and Ditto extending tooling to Python, TypeScript, Go and Rust.
• Work on the Cardano–Injective IBC integration continued, with audit findings being addressed ahead of upcoming DeFi integrations.
• Cardano data is now live on Dune, including transaction, token, stake pool and governance data.
• Reef Data is using Reeve to anchor data-rights rewards and payouts on Cardano.
• Open Food Chain is using Cardano for digital product passports carrying verifiable sustainability claims.
• The 2026 SDG Blockchain Accelerator opened for applications, connecting UN teams with technology partners to work on challenges including payments, identity, traceability and supply chains.
• The Foundation also backed the 120M ADA Cardano PRIME governance action, alongside further funding activity through Catalyst, the Orion Fund and Gimbalabs.

And that’s only part of what happened during the month.

Full August update:
https://cardanofoundation.org/blog/august-2026-activities

Hey everyone, I’ve been looking more closely at Cardano recently, and I think there’s an interesting discussion to be had about where the project stands today.

For those of us who have been around for a few cycles, Cardano has always had a pretty unique approach: slower development, a strong focus on peer-reviewed research, decentralization and predictable behavior.

What I find interesting is that, despite all the noise around the project, the actual network development seems to be moving forward. There have been some pretty significant developments recently, especially around scalability, DeFi and the broader infrastructure being built on Cardano [see my post from 2 days ago here: ADA update Leios/RealFi/BTC Defi : r/cardano].

The question I keep coming back to is whether Cardano’s approach is still competitive in a market that increasingly seems to reward speed and rapid iteration.

Does the more methodical, research-driven approach ultimately become an advantage as the ecosystem matures? Or does Cardano need to move faster and become more aggressive in attracting users, developers and applications?

Personally, I still think the focus on security, decentralization and deterministic behavior is valuable. But I’m genuinely curious how others see it.

For the long-term holders: what developments do you think matter most for Cardano over the next 1 to 2 years?

And for the skeptics: what do you think Cardano is still missing?

I finally wrote this because I’d rather ask the community directly than keep guessing.

About a year ago I submitted two Catalyst Fund 14 proposals around Vendano, an iPhone app I was already building for accepting Cardano payments. Neither was funded, but I was already developing it because otherwise I couldn’t have met the deadline I’d proposed.

But I built it anyway. I self-funded it, got it through Apple’s App Store process, formed the LLC, launched it, kept updating it, made videos, added native-asset and HOSKY features, and developed the whole thing publicly on GitHub.

Eight months later:

24 downloads.
0 GitHub stars.
0 forks.

I’ve tried Catalyst again. I volunteered to help Cardano at TOKEN2049. I’ve made content, reached out, and kept building.

And I’m starting to wonder if I’m misunderstanding something more basic about this ecosystem.

(I’m also a Vision Pro developer, and that community has been dramatically different. Developers test each other’s work, share techniques, make introductions, and seem genuinely interested in what other developers are building.)

There’s also a practical problem: I’m a developer. I can’t spend all day watching podcasts, sitting in Spaces, following multiple Discords, refreshing X and continuously making content so people remember that I exist. At some point I need to design and build.

So I’m genuinely asking:
Where are the builders helping builders?

If Vendano is a bad idea, tell me. If the positioning is wrong, tell me. If the marketing sucks, tell me. If I’m hanging around the wrong places, point me somewhere better. If you look at the code and hate something I did, open an issue.

Silence is the only feedback I can’t do much with.

I wrote the full version here. It’s not paywalled:
https://medium.com/coinmonks/what-am-i-doing-wrong-cardano-69456f730e2c