HumidiFi Halts Trading After Security Issue Hits Only Company Funds

- HumidiFi suspends trading after network incident affecting only company assets - WET token volume surges as price drops sharply On June 22, 2026, Cryptopolitan reported that HumidiFi, a major decentralized exchange on the Solana blockchain, suspended trading following a security incident that impacted only the company’s own funds. According to Cryptopolitan on June 22, 2026, the company stated that no customer assets or external wallets were affected; however, HumidiFi did not clarify whether the incident was a hack or disclose the exact financial loss. The announcement triggered a sharp market response in HumidiFi’s native WET token. According to Cryptopolitan on June 22, 2026, trading volume spiked by nearly 192% to $5.49 million over 24 hours, while the price fell by 8.66% to $0.07173. As a result, WET traded nearly 78% below its all-time high from December 2025. The network incident came after previous setbacks, including a bot-driven collapse of HumidiFi’s token sale, which collected $1.39 million in USDC before cancellation, according to Cryptopolitan on June 22, 2026. Therefore, the latest trading halt added to what Cryptopolitan described as the most incident-heavy quarter for the crypto industry, as Q2 2026 saw 83 security breaches and about $775 million in losses, based on data from DeFiLlama and Cryptopolitan. Overall, the continued rise in security breaches underscores growing vulnerabilities in the sector, and HumidiFi’s incident highlights ongoing risks for decentralized exchanges in 2026.