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Humanity Protocol shifts focus to enterprise AI business after being hacked.
According to ChainCatcher, The Block reports that Terence Kwok, founder of Humanity Protocol, has publicly responded for the first time since the project suffered an attack of approximately $36 million, stating that the team will reduce its focus on blockchain and decentralized identity projects and shift towards enterprise-level AI products and services.
The founder of Humanity has confirmed a security incident, stating that it involved the leakage of private keys belonging to foundation members.
ChainCatcher reports that Terence Kwok, founder of Humanity Protocol, confirmed a security incident on the X platform, stating that it involved the leakage of a Humanity Foundation member's private key. For security reasons, users are advised not to interact with cross-chain bridges or any liquidity pools until their security is verified. The team is working with security experts and exchange partners to resolve the issue. Previous reports indicated that over $31 million had been stolen from Humanity Protocol-related addresses.
Hinkal's privacy protocol has suspended affected smart contracts due to abnormal USDC transactions on the Ethereum blockchain.
Odaily Odaily reports that decentralized privacy protocol Hinkal Protocol has announced it has noticed unusual activity involving USDC on the Ethereum network within its system. Currently, this only affects the Ethereum blockchain; other chains are unaffected. As a precaution, affected smart contracts have been suspended, and a comprehensive investigation and analysis of related on-chain transactions and activities is underway. The investigation is ongoing, and updates will be released as information becomes available. Previously, it was reported that Hinkal suffered a loss of $800,000 due to a suspicious USDC transaction.
The Bitcoin network successfully mined a block for the first time using the Stratum V2 protocol.
According to Documenting Bitcoin, the Bitcoin network has successfully mined a block for the first time using the Stratum V2 protocol. Compared to the widely used Stratum V1, Stratum V2 allows miners to independently build block templates and choose which transactions to package, rather than having the mining pool decide entirely. While retaining the mining pool's revenue distribution mechanism, it reduces the mining pool's control over transaction packaging, which helps improve the decentralization and censorship resistance of Bitcoin mining.
Base releases block production disruption analysis report: Sequencer bug caused brief on-chain outage, will strengthen protocol stress testing
Odaily Odaily that Base officially released a block production interruption analysis report, disclosing that the Base mainnet experienced two block production interruptions on June 25th and 26th, lasting 116 minutes and 20 minutes respectively. On-chain asset security was unaffected, and funds remained safe throughout. The root cause of the incident stemmed from a vulnerability in the sequencer block building logic: after a transaction failed, the old journal state was not properly cleared, leading to gas calculation errors during the execution of subsequent legitimate transactions. This resulted in the generation of invalid state transition blocks, causing the entire L2 chain to suspend block production. Base stated that the issue has been resolved with a patch, and they will further strengthen their protocol fuzzing and stress testing systems to identify potential malicious transaction paths, while also optimizing monitoring and operational processes. Furthermore, they plan to introduce a recovery mechanism to enhance rapid recovery capabilities in similar future incidents.
ZachXBT: Funds from Humanity Protocol and Kelp DAO attackers appear to be converging.
According to an article by ZachXBT published by Odaily Odaily, an hour ago, the stolen funds from Humanity Protocol and Kelp DAO, which were recently attacked, converged, indicating that the attackers of the two incidents may overlap. Kelp DAO's LayerZero bridge suffered a loss of approximately $292 million on April 18, 2026, due to infrastructure damage, with Lazarus Group accused of being the attacker. The Humanity Protocol team's address and deployers suffered a loss of approximately $32 million on June 9, 2026, due to damage to developer equipment. The new evidence ruled out the possibility of an inside attack.