Humanity Protocol’s H (H) fell 88% in 24 hours after a private key breach drained wallets and forced emergency warnings.
Key Points:
- H dropped to an intraday low near $0.072 after the exploit.
- On-chain analyst Specter said more than 17 wallets were drained.
- Founder Terence Kwok linked the breach to compromised private keys.
H Token Crash
The token hit its lowest level since mid-December 2025, erasing a rally that had taken H to a record high the week before.
Specter flagged the attack on-chain, saying more than 17 wallets holding H had been drained, with early losses above $5 million before reports put the figure above $30 million.
The analyst also published five theft addresses tied to the drains, while on-chain data showed the attacker selling the stolen H and converting proceeds into Ethereum (ETH).
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Kwok Response
Kwok confirmed the incident publicly and said the breach involved private keys held by a member of the Humanity Foundation.
“We’ve detected a security incident involving the compromise of private keys belonging to a member of the Humanity Foundation. As a precaution, please do not interact with the bridge or any liquidity pools until we confirm it’s safe,” Kwok said.
Humanity Protocol said it was working with security experts and exchange partners, apologized to holders and pledged to share verified updates without speculating.
The breach comes before a scheduled Jun. 25 token unlock, leaving H vulnerable after a record high, an 88% collapse and its weakest price since mid-December 2025.
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