Humanity Protocol early investors have chosen the "3:10" profit-taking plan, focusing on the movement of 440 million $H

According to early investor Trix Ventures of Humanity Protocol ($H), their team chose the "3:10" plan offered by the Humanity Foundation on April 26, planning to immediately unlock 30% of their shares on June 25. Trix Ventures believes this is essentially a structural hedge that allows for early profit-taking.

Investors stated that they invested in Humanity Protocol at a valuation of $60 million, and have currently achieved a 10x return, which is considered an ideal profit-taking in the current market environment. The institution believes that in the current macro market environment, liquidity premiums are far more defensive than forward expectations, and early exit is a standardized operation for professional institutions to realize capital recovery and risk clearance in complex market cycles. By locking in immediate liquidity, they can effectively avoid long-cycle uncertainties and ensure the safety of initial investment returns.

On-chain data shows that investors have monitored that on-chain associated addresses of Humanity Protocol have locked 440 million $H tokens awaiting release, leading to the judgment that their decision is not an isolated case. Considering that Humanity has only gone through one round of financing, these investors all entered at a valuation of $60 million, and their profits have now reached 1000%. Investors believe this indicates that the choice of "3:10" is not limited to just one entity; many early investors across the network have formed a highly consistent strategy, and the market may see a concentrated chip reorganization led by early participants.

Regarding potential impacts, investors stated that this portion of tokens is valued at approximately $80 million, and if they enter circulation in a short period, it will pose a severe liquidity pressure test on the secondary market. They also mentioned that under the background of large liquidity concentration release, holders of long positions in $H need to remain highly vigilant, timely assess risk exposure, and consider closing positions at the right time, which is a rational choice to avoid intensified volatility caused by short-term supply and demand imbalances.

However, investors also stated that their current defensive actions are entirely based on investment discipline and risk control requirements, rather than doubts about the project's fundamentals. The institution still holds a long-term optimistic view on this core track and maintains a high recognition of the long-term vision of Humanity Protocol. They will continue to monitor liquidity fluctuations, chip reshuffling progress, and marginal changes in on-chain data, and will consider re-entering for strategic layout at the appropriate time.