Solana On-Chain Dark Pool DEX Project HumidiFi Officially Announces Relaunch of Public Sale with New Token
HumidiFi, a dark pool DEX project on the Solana blockchain, has officially announced the launch of a brand-new token and the relaunch of its public sale. The immediate reason for this relaunch stems from a large-scale bot attack during the initial public sale on December 4, which prevented genuine community members from participating.
To make amends to the community, HumidiFi has pledged to airdrop the new token proportionally to all Wetlist users and JUP stakers. The project will also use a newly audited smart contract to prevent a repeat of the incident.
01 Incident Overview: Bot Attack and Loss of Community Access
HumidiFi’s initial token public sale took place on Jupiter’s DTF platform, but the process was far from smooth.
According to official reports, a large number of bots dominated the sale through technical means. Attackers created thousands of wallets, each preloaded with 1,000 USDC and preset purchase commands.
The moment the sale went live, these bots executed their commands simultaneously, snapping up nearly all available tokens in an instant. As a result, the intended participants—Wetlist users and JUP stakers—were unable to take part.
02 Response Measures: Full Relaunch and Community Compensation
In response to this unexpected event, the HumidiFi team acted swiftly, announcing a comprehensive remedy and relaunch plan.
First, the team declared the previous public sale—dominated by bots—null and void. This key decision means all transactions completed by bots will be canceled.
Second, the core compensation measure is a community airdrop. HumidiFi clearly stated that all Wetlist (HumidiFi users and community) participants, as well as JUP stakers, will receive a proportional airdrop of the new token.
All addresses identified as belonging to bots will be explicitly excluded from the airdrop distribution list.
03 Relaunch Details: Timing, Method, and Security Upgrades
The new public sale is scheduled to relaunch today, December 8 (Monday) in the evening.
To ensure fairness and prevent another bot attack, HumidiFi announced that the new round of the public sale will use a newly audited DTF smart contract.
This move aims to raise the technical barrier for bots and secure genuine users’ participation. For the exact relaunch time and participation details, users should follow official announcements on HumidiFi’s channels.
04 Airdrop Eligibility and Original Public Sale Recap
To understand the scope of this compensation, it’s important to review the original phases of HumidiFi’s public sale, as the participants in these phases are the main recipients of the airdrop.
According to Jupiter’s previously published ICO guidelines, the HumidiFi (WET) token sale was initially planned in three phases:
| Sale Phase | Eligible Participants | Allocation (WET) | Price (USDC) | Corresponding FDV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Wetlist Users & Community | 60 million | 0.50 | $50 million |
| Phase 2 | JUP Stakers | 20 million | 0.50 | $50 million |
| Phase 3 (Public Sale) | Open Sale | 20 million | 0.69 | $69 million |
All three phases used an oversubscription, first-come, first-served model. The airdrop this time will primarily cover the original Phase 1 Wetlist users and Phase 2 JUP stakers.
05 Market Data and Price Performance Reference
As of this writing, third-party data platform CoinCarp shows the current price of HumidiFi (WET) token is approximately $0.171.
Its 24-hour trading volume is about $7,225, with the price down roughly 3.34% over the past 24 hours. The token’s maximum supply is 1 billion.
Please note, this is aggregated market data—real-time prices on Gate Exchange may differ. Given the potential market volatility from the token relaunch, traders are advised to check official exchange channels for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing.
06 Project Background and Potential Impact
HumidiFi is a dark pool DEX (decentralized exchange) on the Solana blockchain, utilizing an active liquidity management mechanism. Its goal is to reduce slippage and tighten spreads, catering to users who demand greater privacy and efficiency in trading.
The recent public sale incident and the decisive relaunch reflect the team’s commitment to community feedback. Excluding bot addresses from the airdrop and compensating real users are critical steps in maintaining project credibility and community trust.
Ensuring secure and fair token distribution remains a common challenge for many DeFi projects. HumidiFi’s response offers a timely case study for the industry on handling similar issues.
Looking Ahead
Today’s relaunched public sale will employ a new anti-bot smart contract. All opportunities lost to bots are now being returned to Wetlist users and JUP stakers through the airdrop.
At this moment, the Solana blockchain records not a flurry of bot-driven purchase commands, but 20 million compensation tokens waiting to be distributed to JUP stakers. The team aims to repair more than just technical vulnerabilities—they are working to rebuild DeFi community trust on a foundation of transparency and fairness.
