Humanity Protocol hacker mints 100M $H tokens on BSC as selling pressure mounts

Humanity Protocol price rebounds 23% after a $36M exploit, but bearish momentum, falling open interest and a June unlock may limit recovery.

An attacker compromised a Humanity Protocol foundation member's private keys, drained 17-plus Gnosis Safe wallets across Ethereum and BNB Chain, and minted 100 million additional H tokens on BSC. Total losses reach about $36 million. The H token fell nearly 70% on the day. On-chain investigator

Humanity Protocol says its H token exploit stemmed from compromised private keys, enabling an Ethereum bridge drain and BSC mints. The post Humanity Protocol blames H token exploit on developer machine compromise appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Humanity Protocol has revealed that a compromised employee laptop enabled attackers to obtain control of bridge administration systems across Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, resulting in the theft and minting of more than $36 million worth of H tokens. According…

According to Humanity Protocol, hackers were able to steal more than $36 million worth of H tokens, upgrade contracts, and gain control of bridges after compromising an employee’s laptop. On Tuesday, the protocol announced that the H token on Ethereum and BNB Chain was impacted by the assault that happened on

Humanity Protocol's Terence Kwok said some multisig keys may have been accidentally backed up to a compromised device during setup.

Humanity Protocol, a biometric blockchain identity project that had been one of crypto’s top-performing tokens of 2026, suffered a catastrophic security incident on June 9 in which attackers drained approximately $32 million from more than 17 wallets — sending the H token crashing 90% within hours — before on-chain investigator ZachXBT publicly questioned whether the […]

The decentralized identity protocol said a compromised employee's laptop let attackers seize its bridges and mint tokens at will.