Private key leak directly caused a loss of 30 million dollars; the security myth of the ZK-EVM identity network has been shattered. The founder urges not to touch bridges, but the damage has already been done. This lesson is even more profound than zero-knowledge proofs.

CoinWorld reports: The Human Protocol H token plunged by more than 83% after a security vulnerability appeared on June 9, causing losses of over $30 million. The attacker withdrew funds from the relevant wallets, and the team said that a private key of a Human Foundation member had been leaked. The project runs on the ZK-EVM identity network and uses zero-knowledge proofs and biometric authentication. Founder Kwok warned users to avoid interacting with bridges or liquidity pools until the security issues are confirmed. Specter said that 17 H wallets were emptied, with total losses of over $30 million. The market value is about $222 million, and on June 2 it reached a peak of $0.844.