HumidiFi (WET) has emerged as the top daily gainer in the cryptocurrency market today, rising over 100% in the past 24 hours.
The Solana-based token’s surge coincides with its latest market debut, which has drawn significant interest from the crypto community.
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Why is HumidiFi (WET) Token’s Price Surging?
BeInCrypto Markets data showed that WET’s value has increased by 104.5% in the past 24 hours. At the time of writing, the altcoin was trading at $0.25.
WET’s market capitalization has also exceeded $50 million. Moroever, trading activity remains strong, with daily volume surpassing $150 million.
The token’s rise has sparked notable community buzz, earning it the top spot on CoinGecko’s trending lists. Sentiment data indicates an 80% bullish and 20% bearish outlook among traders.
But what exactly is HumidiFi, and what’s causing this hype? HumidiFi operates as a proprietary automated market maker (prop AMM) on Solana.
According to its litepaper, HumidiFi is Solana’s largest decentralized exchange, handling over $1 billion volume per day and accounting for more than 35% of Solana’s spot DEX activity. Furthermore, the protocol is integrated with Jupiter, DFlow, Titan, and OKX Router, serving as a key liquidity layer in the network.
WET is the platform’s native token. It is the first token launched via Jupiter’s Decentralized Token Formation (DTF) platform. The public sale phase started last week.
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Yet, the launch was disrupted. On December 5, blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps revealed that a single entity “Ramarxyz” used over 1,000 wallets to claim 70% of the presale. HumidiFi and Jupiter acknolwdged the incident swiftly.
“They set up thousands of wallets, each having 1000 USDC. For each wallet, there was an instruction created, that triggered the deposit of funds into the DTF smart contract. This is like a button that says put 1000 USDC into DTF to buy WET. Then a transaction was made that pressed 6 of these buttons at the same time. Per bundle sent (a lot of bundles were sent), 4 transactions were executed. 4 transactions that triggered 6 instructions each, for a total of 24,000 USDC or ~350,000 WET for each bundle,” HumidiFi explained.
In response, the team announced a complete relaunch with a new token. This move showed a clear commitment to fair access and a community-driven process over opportunistic trading.
“As the currently deployed WET tokens are in the completed presale vaults and cannot be retrieved, a new token will be minted to facilitate the relaunch of the public sale. The current WET token (WETcX1wAahwVbuJ9HihE8Uwf3dwmJBojGphAZPSVpJP) is VOIDED, and WILL NOT be the official token of HumidiFi,” Jupiter added.
Relaunch Success With Anti-Bot Mechanisms
The public sale relaunch went live on December 8 at 10:00 a.m. EST, with anti-sniping features. These included permissioned signing through the DTF frontend and Cloudflare, increased compute units per deposit, and mechanisms to disable revert protection.
These strategies worked. The sale raised 2.07 million USDC from genuine buyers, with 60,000 visitors on the DTF platform. HumidiFi’s analysis showed that 20% of depositors contributed less than the maximum $500 cap, signaling real user participation rather than automated scripts.
“Each of the 4000+ users that managed to purchase WET had to go through the DTF application’s front-end. Based on initial wallet-age analysis, we are very confident that legitimate users at their battle stations (with rapid refresh and fast fingers) won today and only about 5% were from potentially suspicious addresses,” Jupiter posted.
The successful relaunch helped restore community confidence after the initial presale manipulation. In addition, the WET token secured listings on major exchanges including Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, and Gate. These listings substantially enhance its visibility, deepen liquidity, and open the door to a much broader investor base.
Thus, these developments have fueled WET’s sharp upward momentum and solidified its position as one of the market’s standout performers today.
