Humanity Announces Recovery Plan: Old Tokens to Be Fully Deprecated, New H Token to Be Airdropped at 1:1 Ratio

June 16 — Humanity, a blockchain project, today unveiled its post-attack recovery plan via an official announcement. The original H token, deployed across Ethereum, BNB Chain (BSC), and Humanity Mainnet, has been permanently deactivated. The development team will launch a brand new ERC-20 version of the H token, which will be airdropped to eligible holders at a 1:1 ratio. The new token retains the "H" ticker, is deployed exclusively on the Ethereum network, and its contract has completed a full security audit—designated as the sole valid H token for the project’s future ecosystem. To ensure fair distribution, the project took an on-chain state snapshot on June 8, 2026, at 17:25:35 UTC. The corresponding block heights are: Ethereum (25,274,179), BNB Chain (103,071,069), and Humanity Mainnet (24,247,803). Third-party security firm Quantstamp confirmed all addresses linked to the attack or controlled by the attacker have been excluded from the airdrop. Eligible externally owned accounts (EOAs) will receive the new H token airdrop directly. Assets held in non-EOA addresses—such as liquidity pools and smart contracts—will be temporarily managed in a dedicated fund for coordinated distribution with relevant protocols. Additionally, Humanity has established an H Token Compensation Fund to address special cases not covered by the automatic airdrop: these include third-party protocol integration issues, discrepancies in liquidity provider holdings, and users who purchased and still hold H tokens after the snapshot date. The project noted the attack is tied to a North Korea-affiliated hacker group, so all compensation claims require identity verification (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) checks. The official claims portal is now live, and users can submit applications via the project’s official channel. Humanity is collaborating with major centralized exchanges (CEXs), cross-chain bridges, liquidity providers (LPs), and ecosystem partners to advance the migration process. The team plans to restart the Humanity Mainnet in the coming weeks, where the new H token will serve as the network’s native gas token.