H (Humanity) Delisted from Bithumb, Coinone, Gopax After $36M Wallet Hack

H (Humanity), a digital asset, will be delisted from three major Korean cryptocurrency exchanges — Bithumb, Coinone, and Gopax — following a wallet hacking incident that caused user losses. On the 10th, the three exchanges announced that trading support for H will terminate on August 10 at 3pm, with withdrawal support ending on September 10 at 3pm. The delisting follows a security breach last month in which approximately $36 million (around 500 billion won) was stolen after a foundation member's private key was leaked. The exchanges had previously designated H as a 'caution trading item' due to the hacking incident and determined that the reasons for this designation had not been resolved.

Three Korean Exchanges Announce H Delisting Timeline

Bithumb, Coinone, and Gopax stated on the 10th that they decided to terminate trading support for H because "the reasons for designating it as a caution trading item have not been resolved." Trading support will end on August 10 at 3pm. Withdrawal support will conclude on September 10 at 3pm.

Foundation Member Private Key Leak Led to $36 Million Theft

Last month, Humanity experienced a security breach when a foundation member's private key was leaked, resulting in the theft of approximately $36 million (around 500 billion won) in funds. In response to the hacking and security incident, the three exchanges designated H as a caution trading item.

H Remains Available on Gate and Bybit

H can still be traded on overseas exchanges including Gate and Bybit.

FAQ

When will H (Humanity) be delisted from Korean exchanges?

Trading support for H will terminate on August 10 at 3pm on Bithumb, Coinone, and Gopax. Withdrawal support will end on September 10 at 3pm.

What caused the H (Humanity) delisting from Bithumb, Coinone, and Gopax?

The delisting resulted from a wallet hacking incident last month in which approximately $36 million was stolen after a foundation member's private key was leaked. The exchanges determined that the security issues had not been resolved.