Humanity Protocol announced a recovery plan following a June 8 hack that forced it to pause its old H token. The project will airdrop new H tokens at a 1:1 ratio to eligible holders based on a snapshot taken just before the attack across Ethereum, BSC, and Humanity Mainnet. Attacker-linked addresses identified by Quantstamp are excluded, and old tokens are fully replaced with a new audited ERC-20 contract. A compensation fund is set up to cover complex cases, including post-snapshot buyers after identity verification, with AML compliance due to links to DPRK-affiliated actors. The project plans to relaunch Humanity Mainnet soon and is coordinating with exchanges and partners for a smooth migration.
Humanity (H) saw a sharp 75.20% price increase to $0.53, driven by growing demand for decentralized social platforms that emphasize user data control and privacy. Other notable gainers include LAB, Zcash, Worldcoin, and Hyperliquid, each benefiting f...
Crypto markets faced pressure this week with Bitcoin stabilizing after a selloff and ETF outflows continuing. Despite this, AI and tech-related tokens like Audiera (BEAT) surged over 100%, driven by strong buying interest, while others like Bittensor...
LAB token surged about 40% in 24 hours, driven by large whale accumulation, capital rotation into the BNB Chain ecosystem, and a technical breakout above a descending resistance line. A major wallet moved over 10 million LAB tokens from an exchange, ...
Humanity Protocol's $H token surged 41% from its lows after a malware attack on a developer's laptop led to a $1 billion market cap loss. The breach allowed hackers to steal and mint millions of tokens, causing an 80-90% price crash. The team paused ...
