HumidiFi is preparing a new token sale after its public launch was instantly taken over by a large bot farm. The incident left regular participants unable to buy any WET during the event.
The team described the sweep as a coordinated snipe that exploited the structure of its DTF contract. The project confirmed a full reset and a plan to compensate eligible buyers.
HumidiFi said the bot farm deployed thousands of funded wallets to target the sale, according to posts from the project’s social channels. Each wallet held 1000 USDC and was linked to prebuilt instructions designed to trigger purchases through the DTF contract.
Multiple bundles executed these instructions at once and secured the entire WET supply within seconds. The setup allowed the attacker to move faster than retail buyers who attempted to participate normally.
The team said the event contradicted its goal of supporting grassroots participants across Solana.
HumidiFi emphasized that it built momentum in recent months without external favors or preferred treatment. The project framed the reset as necessary to protect its existing community. Its update noted that “weterans” were unable to buy during the compromised sale.
The project confirmed that a new token will replace the compromised supply.
Wetlist buyers and JUP staker participants will receive a pro-rata airdrop tied to their intended allocations. HumidiFi added that the wallet cluster behind the snipe will be excluded from all distributions. The same update said more details on the airdrop mechanics will be shared soon.
HumidiFi plans to relaunch the sale on Monday using a new contract created with developers at Temporal, according to the project’s post.
The team said the revised DTF design includes protections tailored to prevent the exploit seen in the initial event. OtterSec completed an audit of the upgraded contract ahead of the relaunch. The group said the updated setup aims to secure a fairer entry point for regular buyers.
The project described the past six months as a period of rapid growth for its quoting and liquidity operations.
HumidiFi said it handled tighter spreads and stronger activity on SOL pairs during that span. The team added that its focus remains on expanding access to liquidity across DeFi. It reiterated that the new sale is part of that commitment.
HumidiFi closed its update by confirming ongoing coordination with contributors involved in the new contract. The group said additional information will be released ahead of Monday’s relaunch. It noted that its goal is to return the rollout to its intended community.
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