❗️❗️Must-read for profit seekers! Huma's average profit for participants reaches up to $150. "Credit lending" on-chain is booming. Recently, Huma has been a hot topic in the profit-seeking community, with many people participating in rounds and averaging hundreds of dollars in earnings without requiring too much capital. More importantly, this isn't reliant on betting on volatility, but rather stable interest + additional points for dual returns, making it very accessible for beginners.

Huma is a platform that brings real-world credit assets (RWA) onto the blockchain. In simple terms, by depositing idle stablecoins like USDC or DAI into its liquidity pool, you are essentially lending to vetted businesses, individuals, and freelancers. Huma uses a dual risk control mechanism of on-chain data and external credit systems to significantly reduce default risks, ensuring high security for funds in the DeFi space. Borrowers use future receivables, salaries, contract income, etc., as collateral to access on-chain liquidity.

Why is it so popular now? On one hand, the RWA sector is exploding, with traditional financial institutions seeking safe and efficient on-chain asset allocation. On the other hand, Huma has made the experience very "profit-seeking friendly"—participants not only receive stable interest but also gain project incentive points, which can often be directly monetized during token issuance. As more real assets go on-chain (such as mortgages, auto loans, salary advances, etc.), Huma's market size could grow exponentially. #HumaFinance @Huma Finance 🟣$HUMA