Japan has quietly become an important market for Huma Finance, with 20-30% of early institutional deposits coming directly from Japan. This proportion is quite significant, and the reasons are evident:

Japan has long been in a low-interest-rate environment, and the yield products backed by physical assets offered by Huma are highly attractive to both retail and institutional investors.

At the retail level, Huma positions itself as the preferred platform for fixed income management. As a liquidity provider (LP), users can deposit USDC and earn stable returns supported by actual payment flows.

At the institutional level, Huma is actively pursuing important partnerships. For example, collaborating with Japan's financial giant SBI and planning to co-participate in fintech activities in Osaka this August, even jointly hosted by SBI and Circle. Other institutional investors are also beginning to pay attention to the Japanese market.

Japan is a natural land for PayFi (payment finance). The adoption rate of stablecoins is steadily rising, and Huma's liquidity infrastructure precisely meets this demand. This is just the starting point for Huma's layout in the Japanese market, and greater success is expected in the future. @Huma Finance 🟣 #HumaFinanc