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The Humanity hacker minted 200M+ $H, dumped millions, and still holds 111M $H worth ~$14M. Yet $H has pumped over 200% from its post-hack bottom after a brutal 90% crash. https://t.co/m0Y7gb1GJw

🔴 Update on @Humanityprot 📉 $H is trading near zero on $BNB chain ❌No liquidity ☠️FDV - $48K 💙Like 🔁RT https://t.co/78XfFgEqnU

🚨 BREAKING: Humanity Protocol-linked wallets emptied of more than $19 million, ethereum:0xcf5104d094e3864cfcbda43b82e1cefd26a016eb - Token drops more than 80% https://t.co/l6ltUEzweN

MUST READ: A crypto project built to prove YOU are human lost $36 million because one employee laptop wasn't secured properly. Here's the full story of the Humanity Protocol hack: @Humanityprot was supposed to be the "trust layer of the internet" — scanning your palm to prove you're a real human, not a bot. Big idea. Big backing. $50M raised from @jump_, @PanteraCapital and more. On June 8, 2026 — an attacker got into one employee's work laptop. That single laptop had enough admin keys sitting on it to unlock both the @ethereum and @BNBCHAIN bridges. One laptop. Two chains. $36M gone. Wait, don't they use multisig? Yes. The whole point of multisig is that one device shouldn't be enough. Except... multiple keys were apparently backed up to the SAME laptop during setup. The system was fine. The humans using it were not. On Ethereum: attacker used 3 of 6 keys → took over bridge admin → upgraded it to a malicious version → drained ~141 million $H tokens in one single transaction. One. Transac

Few months ago "Humanity Protocol" launched a HUGE marketing campaign. They got 3.1M impressions and 100s of KOLs shilled it non-stop. Today, $H crashed -82% in a single day and the team says a private key got exploited. But almost no one is believing them because people haven't forgotten their past actions. If you're not aware, Humanity Protocol did one of the worst things at TGE. First project in my history where the founder was eligible for their own airdrop 💀 Now the question is: When almost everyone on CT knew their history, how did 100s of KOLs still promote this for months? And why? What would you do if their marketing team asked you to promote it while knowing their history? Would you promote it? This isn't just about this project. It's about many others like it. Should KOLs promote projects like this? I'm genuinely curious because this will happen again as there are many projects with shady pasts and shadiest actions. Asking this because if KOLs will boycott projects like this then un

MUST READ: A crypto project built to prove YOU are human lost $36 million because one employee laptop wasn't secured properly. Here's the full story of the Humanity Protocol hack: @Humanityprot was supposed to be the "trust layer of the internet" — scanning your palm to prove you're a real human, not a bot. Big idea. Big backing. $50M raised from @jump_, @PanteraCapital and more. On June 8, 2026 — an attacker got into one employee's work laptop. That single laptop had enough admin keys sitting on it to unlock both the @ethereum and @BNBCHAIN bridges. One laptop. Two chains. $36M gone. Wait, don't they use multisig? Yes. The whole point of multisig is that one device shouldn't be enough. Except... multiple keys were apparently backed up to the SAME laptop during setup. The system was fine. The humans using it were not. On Ethereum: attacker used 3 of 6 keys → took over bridge admin → upgraded it to a malicious version → drained ~141 million $H tokens in one single transaction. One. Transac

🚨 @Humanityprot exploited for $40M+ The attacker didn't find a bug in the code. They compromised 3 Gnosis Safe admin keys, took ownership of the ProxyAdmin, and silently upgraded the entire H token infrastructure across Ethereum and BSC, and managed to get 1,641,182,632 H tokens. Here's exactly what happened 🧵