Are you still working in that environment where 'the project party can change the rules at will, and cut dividends whenever they want'? I sincerely advise you to take a breather. Recently, I dug into HUMA, and this thing is quite interesting—not only can you earn, but it can really make you a 'project owner.'
Let’s get to the point: HUMA is a PayFi project where tokens are not just money but also voting rights. The more coins you lock, the greater your voting weight. In other projects, voting is merely a formality, but here it’s real voting, real usage—everything from partnerships and profit distribution to parameter changes is decided by community votes, and the results are directly recorded on-chain.
Also, the ecological distribution is particularly transparent: 31% of the tokens are reserved for market-making and ecological contributors, while the rest—airdrops, teams, investors, treasury, market budget—are all written in the white paper, and you can check anytime without any hidden agenda. The issuance rhythm is also done in batches; the initial circulating supply is only 17.3%, and there will be a second round of airdrops, with the release time decided by the community.
The DAO community is quite active right now; proposal and voting frequency are high. The official plan is to completely hand over power in 2026, allowing users to take over governance entirely. In simple terms, it’s about letting token holders set the rules themselves.
Let’s talk about some underlying logic. HUMA is backed by Solana and Stellar; it’s not just a pure DeFi project but aims to transform the cross-border payment sector, integrating functions like stablecoin settlement, compliant custody, and financing. To be honest, the ambition is not small.
To summarize briefly: there are plenty of projects out there cutting down on investors, while HUMA actually allows you to participate in decision-making while earning dividends. There are indeed examples of profits doubling in six months, but let’s be clear—the premise for making money is that you have to participate—lying flat won’t work.