Jupiter to Restart HumidiFi (WET) Public Sale on Dec 8; New Token Deployed, Refunds for Previous Sale
Jupiter announced the public sale for HumidiFi’s WET token will restart on December 8 at 23:00 (UTC+8). The December 4 public sale (10:00 ET) has been cancelled and addresses that participated in that cancelled phase will receive full refunds in USDC. A new WET token contract will be deployed and the old WET token will be invalidated. Users who successfully participated in the earlier Wetlist and Jup Stakers allocation phases retain their allocations and can claim tokens on the TGE day via the DTF claim page. Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps previously identified an alleged pre-sale sniping actor, ’Ramarxyz’, which reportedly used over 1,000 wallets to buy approximately 70% of the HumidiFi pre-sale allocation and then sought refunds. The announcement emphasizes the restart, token redeployment, and refund plan; traders should monitor the token migration, claim process, and any on-chain activity from flagged addresses that may affect early liquidity and distribution. Keywords: HumidiFi, WET token, token sale restart, token migration, USDC refunds, Wetlist, Jup Stakers, token airdrop.
Neutral
The announcement is operational and corrective rather than fundamentally positive or negative for market value. Restarting the public sale with a redeployed WET token and USDC refunds reduces immediate technical and distribution risks, which is stabilizing. However, reports that a single actor allegedly bought ~70% of the pre-sale supply using many wallets (then sought refunds) raise centralization and distribution-concentration concerns, which could put downward pressure on initial liquidity or cause volatile sell pressure when new tokens are claimable. Short-term impact: neutral-to-cautious — expect heightened monitoring, potential volatility around the TGE and claim window, and possible temporary illiquidity or sell pressure if flagged wallets dump. Long-term impact: neutral — if Jupiter and HumidiFi execute a clean token migration and fair claims, confidence should recover; but persistent questions about fair allocation and botting/sniping could dampen long-term sentiment. Traders should watch on-chain token distribution metrics, whale/flagged-address activity, USDC refund flows, and DEX order books at listing to adjust risk management.