Blockchain should not only remain in the realm of digital transactions, but also empower the real economy—this is the core vision of the Huma token ecosystem. Currently, Huma has partnered with multiple small and medium-sized enterprises globally to apply the token in supply chain finance scenarios: suppliers can convert accounts receivable certificates into Huma-based digital assets, allowing for quick discounting through the ecological platform to solve cash flow challenges; buyers can automatically fulfill contracts through smart contracts, reducing the risk of default.
In the agriculture sector, Huma collaborates with farms in Southeast Asia to incentivize farmers to upload planting data using tokens, enabling consumers to scan codes to view complete process information, achieving transparent traceability from 'field to table.' Data shows that companies integrated into the Huma ecosystem have seen an average financing cost reduction of 25% and a 40% increase in supply chain efficiency. As blockchain sheds its 'hype' label, Huma is proving through concrete actions that the true value of digital tokens lies in making the real world more efficient and transparent.
