A June 8 snapshot at 17:25:35 UTC locked in who counts as an eligible holder, and everything after that moment is cut off. Humanity Protocol confirmed Tuesday it will retire its existing H token entirely following a security breach, replacing it with a fresh audited ERC-20 contract on Ethereum at address 0xE76c5b78f93909d34404E9eb4C1f19e7582a5dE1. The swap ratio is 1:1, no haircut on eligible balances.
Three block heights define the eligibility cutoff: ETH block 25,274,179, BSC block 103,071,069, and Humanity Mainnet block 24,247,803. Holders on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Humanity Mainnet who held H in self-custody wallets before those blocks will receive new tokens via airdrop. Tokens sitting inside DeFi protocols and liquidity pools get handled through a separate distribution process, because on-chain balances in those structures don't map cleanly to individual addresses.
Anyone who bought H after the exploit, including traders who spotted the price drop and made a recovery bet, gets nothing. The team made that explicit. Addresses linked to the breach itself are also blacklisted from the airdrop. A compensation fund exists for edge cases, and exchange-held tokens will follow platform-specific timelines coordinated separately with each venue.
The migration also bundles a mainnet relaunch, making this one of the more sweeping post-exploit resets a project has attempted rather than patching the existing setup and moving on.
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