Humanity Protocol shared a recovery plan for H holders after the June 8 incident that forced the project to temporarily shut down its legacy token.
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- Humanity Protocol will drop a new H token to eligible pre-shot holders across three chains.
- The recovery plan excludes attacker-related addresses identified by Quantstamp and completely replaces old H contracts.
- The compensation fund covers complex on-chain cases and post-snap purchases after identity verifications are completed.
team He said Previous H tokens on Ethereum, BSC, and Humanity Mainnet have now been retired.
“We know the wait has been difficult, and your patience during this has meant everything to us,” Humanity Protocol said.
The new H token will be distributed to existing holders via Ethereum, BSC, and Humanity Mainnet, the project said.
The new asset will continue to trade under the ticker H. Humanity Protocol said it has deployed a new ERC-20 validator contract on Ethereum to replace legacy tokens and support migration.
New H airdrop uses June 8 snapshot
Humanity Protocol said it took snapshots of holders’ balances just before the attack. The snapshot time was 8 June 2026, 17:25:35 UTC.
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 1:1 based on those balances.
The new Ethereum contract address is 0xE76c5b78f93909d34404E9eb4C1f19e7582a5dE1. Eligible externally owned accounts will receive the new tokens directly, Humanity said.
Non-EOA balances, such as H held in liquidity pools or smart contracts, will be moved to the treasury. The team said it will coordinate directly with the affected parties to determine where these funds should be sent.
The Claims Fund covers complex cases
Humanity Protocol also established an H Compensation Fund for cases that cannot be treated through automated airdrops. These include third-party protocol integrations and decentralized liquidity provider balance variations.
The fund will also cover legitimate users who purchased H after the snapshot and still hold the token. These users must complete identity verification before any compensation can be processed, the team said.
“As the exploitation is linked to DPRK-affiliated actors, we are working closely with the relevant authorities on anti-money laundering compliance,” Humanity Protocol said.
The project also warned users to avoid fake claim links. She said official announcements will only come from verified channels, while stock exchange users should follow updates from their trading platforms.
Previous reports frame the follow-up
Such as crypto.news I mentioned Last week, Quantstamp linked the Humanity Protocol exploit to tactics associated with hackers linked to North Korea. The investigation found that the attackers gained access to seven private keys stored on a developer’s device infected with malware.
As mentioned previously, striker Exhausted About 141 million H tokens were bridged from Ethereum and additional tokens were minted on BSC. Humanity Protocol said the breach came from stolen credentials, and not from a flaw in its token contracts, bridge contracts or secure setup.
Meanwhile, Humanity stock traded near $0.203 on June 16, down 51% over 24 hours but still up 30% over seven days. According to To crypto.news market data.
The recovery plan now turns attention to implementation. Humanity Protocol said it will relaunch the Humanity Mainnet in the coming weeks, with the new H token used as the original gas token.
The project said it is working with central exchanges, bridges, liquidity providers and partners on migration. Owners will now see the airdrop, claims process, exchange updates, and mainnet relaunch timeline.
