PANews reported on December 8th that HumidiFi announced on its X platform that its new token public sale will begin at 10:00 AM Eastern Time the following day, which is 14 hours later. This translates to 11:00 PM Beijing Time on December 8th. Previously , HumidiFi stated that its initial public sale was disrupted by bots, preventing ordinary users from participating. The sale will be restarted next Monday with a new token airdrop, distributed proportionally to Wetlist and JUP staking users.PANews reported on December 8th that HumidiFi announced on its X platform that its new token public sale will begin at 10:00 AM Eastern Time the following day, which is 14 hours later. This translates to 11:00 PM Beijing Time on December 8th. Previously , HumidiFi stated that its initial public sale was disrupted by bots, preventing ordinary users from participating. The sale will be restarted next Monday with a new token airdrop, distributed proportionally to Wetlist and JUP staking users.

HumidiFi: New token public sale will begin on December 8th at 23:00.

2025/12/08 09:16

PANews reported on December 8th that HumidiFi announced on its X platform that its new token public sale will begin at 10:00 AM Eastern Time the following day, which is 14 hours later. This translates to 11:00 PM Beijing Time on December 8th.

Previously , HumidiFi stated that its initial public sale was disrupted by bots, preventing ordinary users from participating. The sale will be restarted next Monday with a new token airdrop, distributed proportionally to Wetlist and JUP staking users.

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