Humanity Foundation offers investors a choice amid token vesting revisions

Humanity Foundation revises its $H token vesting terms, presenting investors with options for a longer release schedule or an immediate discounted unlock, signalling a strategic shift in the project's approach to digital identity solutions.

Humanity Foundation has revised the vesting terms for its $H token, giving investors a choice between a longer release schedule and an immediate but smaller unlock, according to notices carried by crypto outlets including KuCoin, WEEX and Bitget Asia. The adjustment comes as the project continues to position $H as the core asset of Humanity Protocol, a network that says it is designed to make identity portable and trust programmable.

Under the new framework, investors may either remain on a vesting plan that runs until 25 September 2026, with tokens released in equal quarterly instalments over 12 quarters, or accept a discounted immediate unlock. In the latter case, the original 16.67 million $H allocation is replaced by 5 million tokens, all of which would be released by 25 June 2026, according to the reports. Trix Ventures, described as an early investor, has publicly opted for the discounted route.

Humanity Protocol’s own materials say the token is intended to support a system that tackles fragmented digital identity and bot-driven abuse, while widening participation in online services. Its whitepaper says the broader token design includes lock-ups and emissions aimed at aligning early backers, contributors and the ecosystem fund with long-term community interests.

The change also sits against a broader unlock calendar that tokenomics trackers say stretches from June 2025 to June 2029. Tokenomics.com estimates that roughly a quarter of the total supply had already been unlocked by April 2026, underscoring how the project’s circulating supply is still evolving as vesting events continue.

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