Humanity Protocol early investors have chosen the "3:10" profit-taking plan, attention shifts to the movements of 440 million $H

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

The investor stated that they invested in Humanity Protocol at a valuation of $60 million, and have now achieved a 10x return, which is considered an ideal exit in the current market environment. The institution believes that, under current macro market conditions, liquidity premiums are much more defensive than long-term expectations. Early exit is a standardized operation for professional institutions to recover capital and clear risks during complex market cycles. By securing instant liquidity, investors can effectively avoid long-term uncertainties and ensure the safety of initial investment returns.

On-chain data monitored by the investor reveals that addresses associated with Humanity Protocol have locked 440 million $H tokens pending release, indicating this decision is not an isolated case. Considering Humanity has only gone through one round of fundraising and all these investors entered at a $60 million valuation, returns have reached 1000%. The investor believes this demonstrates that many early investors have chosen the "3:10" option, forming a highly consistent strategy across the network. The market may soon face a concentrated reshuffling of tokens led by early participants.

Regarding potential impact, the investor notes that these tokens are worth about $80 million. If they enter circulation within a short period, severe liquidity pressure will test the secondary market. The investor also mentions that, against the backdrop of concentrated liquidity releases, holders with long positions in $H should stay highly alert, assess their risk exposure in time, and consider closing positions at the right moment—a rational choice to avoid volatility caused by short-term supply-demand imbalances.

However, the investor also stated that their current defensive moves are entirely based on investment discipline and risk control requirements, and not out of doubt toward the project's fundamentals. The institution remains optimistic about this core track in the long term and highly recognizes Humanity Protocol's vision. Moving forward, they will continue to monitor liquidity fluctuations, token redistributions, and marginal on-chain data changes, and will consider re-entering for strategic deployments at the appropriate time.