Wallets linked to Humanity Protocol were drained of over $32 million in what onchain analysts have identified as an exploit, triggering an 89% collapse in the project's token price. Of the stolen funds, approximately $23.7 million has already been converted into Ethereum, suggesting the attacker is actively moving to obscure or liquidate the proceeds. Around $7.9 million remains held in the protocol's native H tokens. The incident raises fresh concerns about the security of proof-of-humanity projects, which rely on biometric verification and have attracted significant user data. Humanity Protocol had previously garnered attention for its identity-layer infrastructure built on blockchain. No official statement detailing the attack vector had been issued at the time of reporting, leaving the community awaiting clarification from the team.
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