#HumaFinance Makes Compliance and Decentralization No Longer Contradictory

Many protocols in the DeFi space are often trapped in 'conceptual innovation', either daring only to engage in institutional business while adhering to compliance, or being fully open yet struggling to enter the mainstream view. However, @Huma Finance 🟣 has pioneered a new path using a 'dual-track structure'—engaging with institutions on one side while being open to the public on the other, effectively making #HumaFinance a PayFi network compatible with both types of demands.

The two 'tracks' of @Huma Finance 🟣 each have their own nuances: HUMA Institutional is specifically designed for financial institutions and payment companies, following a full compliance process with KYC/KYB, directly connecting high liquidity pools and stable yield solutions to corporate financing needs, allowing large payment providers to secure instant funding support without worrying about compliance risks; HUMA 2.0, on the other hand, is a permissionless model, set to launch in 2025 where anyone can participate, enabling ordinary people to invest stablecoins as liquidity providers, sharing the real earnings generated by the protocol, and with $HUMA , they can also engage in governance without having to please institutions.

The brilliance of this design lies in its 'non-disruptive support': stable funds from the institutional side can solidify liquidity pools, while the participation of individual users makes the ecosystem more vibrant. More crucially, it can 'grow outward'—the liquidity pool can connect with other DeFi ecosystems, and LP tokens can be utilized for composite strategies within Solana and EVM ecosystems, transforming funds from stagnant pools into flowing resources. Looking at it now, #HumaFinance is not just a payment tool; it is clearly an interface between traditional finance and the on-chain world, with $HUMA being the gear that smooths this interface.