Recently, I've seen many people starting to discuss Huma Finance, so I did some research and found that the direction of this project is quite interesting and worth sharing.

Huma is positioned to focus on 'on-chain income assetization', which means moving cash flows and income sources from the real world onto the blockchain, and facilitating splitting, collateralization, and circulation through protocols. In simple terms, it aims to turn real-world salaries, dividends, order revenues, etc., into financial assets that can be used and traded on-chain.

In the current DeFi environment, many projects are still focused on purely crypto-native asset play, while Huma is taking a path that is closer to reality. By integrating with RWA (Real World Asset), it allows DeFi to go beyond the crypto circle and genuinely reach traditional financial markets. Especially at a time when stablecoins and yield products are receiving increasing attention, this model is likely to become a new trend.

What's more interesting is that Huma is not merely a lending protocol; it is more like a financial infrastructure centered around income assets. For example, your salary for the next three months can be collateralized through Huma's protocol for liquidity; or a company's accounts receivable can be used to finance in advance. This approach is more aligned with actual needs than simple lending.

From an investment perspective, Huma is in its early stages, and the attention from the community and institutions is rising. If the RWA sector continues to explode, Huma has the opportunity to become a representative project in this field. After all, moving cash flows and income onto the chain essentially opens up a huge market. $HUMA @Huma Finance 🟣 #HumaFinance