Chaincatcher Humanity Protocol Faces Major Security Incident with $31M Stolen
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- •A private key leak has resulted in over $31 million being stolen from Humanity Protocol.
- •Users are advised to avoid cross-chain bridges and liquidity pools until security is confirmed.
- •The Humanity team is actively working with security experts to resolve the incident.
On June 9, 2026, Terence Kwok, founder of Humanity Protocol, confirmed a security incident involving the leakage of a private key belonging to a Humanity Foundation member. The incident has led to the theft of over $31 million from addresses associated with the Humanity Protocol. Users are advised to refrain from using cross-chain bridges or liquidity pools until security measures are verified. The Humanity team is collaborating with security experts and exchange partners to address the issue. The exact attack vector has not been detailed, but the scale of the financial loss indicates a significant breach. The situation is ongoing, and further updates are expected as the team investigates the breach.
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