Bitlight Wallet & RGB Faucet - Notification on RGB Faucet Resumption Time We have largely completed our defense measures against bot claims and have upgraded both the Bitlight Wallet and RGB Faucet. We plan to release Bitlight Wallet v1.1.3 and reopen RGB Faucet claims at 17:00 on August 14, 2025, allocating 10% of the total claimable amount for testing purposes. We will continue to optimize Bitlight Wallet and RGB Faucet based on the testing results, and the RGB Faucet claim feature will be reopened intermittently in the future. Make Bitcoin Smart.

Bitlight Wallet & RGB Faucet - Announcement on Bot High-Frequency Claims We have detected that bots are using Node.js and WebAssembly (WASM) to bypass the frontend and claim all available $RGB tokens. This behavior prevents regular users from claiming and severely undermines the fairness of the RGB Faucet. We have monitored and flagged such bot claims accordingly. We strongly recommend using the official RGB Faucet frontend to make claims. Any high-frequency bot activity will be detected and flagged. Using bots prevents other users from participating in the RGB Faucet, and we will take measures against this malicious behavior. Standing with the community — Make Bitcoin Smart.

Bitlight Wallet v1.0.1 Release Notice We are pleased to announce the release of Bitlight Wallet v1.0.1, introducing foundational support for the RGB protocol on mainnet and several critical enhancements across wallet functionality. What’s New in v1.0.1: 1. Protocol upgrade Now compatible with rgb-core v0.12.0 and rgb-std v0.12.0-rc.3, ensuring alignment with the latest RGB standards. 2. RGB20 asset claim support The wallet now implements the technical standard for RGB20 asset claims and distribution, enabling streamlined onboarding and testing under standardized issuance flows. 3. RGB v0.12 Mainnet wallet activation Enabled RGB v0.12 wallet creation, UTXO generation, and UTXO migration from v0.11 to v0.12 on mainnet. Note: RGB asset issuance and transfer on mainnet remain temporarily disabled. 4. RBF transaction bug fix Resolved an issue where Replace-by-Fee (RBF) transactions could result in unintended RGB20 asset inflation under specific edge conditions. The last airdrop task is now available: "Migrate/Create UTXOs for RGB20 on Mainnet" — required for participation in upcoming RGB mainnet asset distributions. We continue to advance Bitlight Wallet toward full RGB mainnet readiness based on real-world usage and feedback. Make Bitcoin Smart.