Humanity Protocol has unveiled its grand recovery plan for H holders after the June 8 incident – you know, the one where everything went sideways so fast it felt like the blockchain equivalent of slipping on a banana peel in front of your ex.
25:35 UTC. A very specific moment, like catching someone mid‑blink in a photo.
The snapshot block heights were 25,274,179 on Ethereum, 103,071,069 on BSC, and 24,247,803 on Humanity Mainnet. The new H token will be distributed at a 1:1 ratio based on those balances. No funny business. No “surprise, we changed the math.”
– Humanity (@Humanityprot) June 16, 2026
The new Ethereum contract address is 0xE76c5b78f93909d34404E9eb4C1f19e7582a5dE1. Eligible externally owned accounts will receive the new tokens directly – like airdrop room service.
Non‑EOA balances, such as H held in liquidity pools or smart contracts, will be moved into a vault. The team will coordinate with affected parties to decide where those funds should go. Hopefully with fewer group chats than expected.
Claims fund covers complex cases
Humanity Protocol also created an H Compensation Fund for cases too complicated for the automated airdrop. Think third‑party integrations, liquidity provider quirks, and other blockchain oddities that make normal people’s eyes glaze over.
The fund will also cover legitimate users who bought H after the snapshot and still hold it. These users must complete identity verification before compensation – because apparently even in crypto, paperwork finds you.
“Because the exploit has been linked to DPRK‑affiliated actors, we are working closely with the relevant authorities on AML compliance,” Humanity Protocol said. Nothing like international intrigue to spice up your token migration.
The project also warned users to avoid fake claim links. Official announcements will only come from verified channels. If someone DMs you promising free tokens, assume it’s a trap – or your cousin who still thinks NFTs are a personality.
Prior reports frame the follow-up
As crypto.news reported last week, Quantstamp linked Humanity Protocol’s exploit to tactics associated with North Korea‑linked hackers. The investigation found that attackers accessed seven private keys stored on a malware‑infected developer machine. Seven. It’s almost impressive in a “please stop doing that” way.
The attacker drained about 141 million H tokens from the Ethereum bridge and minted additional tokens on BSC. Humanity Protocol said the breach came from stolen credentials, not a flaw in its token contracts, bridge contracts, or Safe setup – which is the blockchain equivalent of saying, “The house is fine, someone just left the door open.”
Meanwhile, Humanity traded near $0.203 on June 16, down 51% over 24 hours but still up 30% over seven days. Volatile? Yes. Dramatic? Absolutely. On brand for crypto? Completely.
The recovery plan now shifts attention to execution. Humanity Protocol said it will relaunch Humanity Mainnet in the coming weeks, with the new H token used as the native gas token. Fresh start, same chaos potential.
The project said it is working with centralized exchanges, bridges, liquidity providers, and partners on the migration. Holders will now watch the airdrop, claims process, exchange updates, and mainnet relaunch timeline – basically the full season arc.
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2026-06-16 14:26