Humanity

Humanity Protocol is a Layer 2 blockchain built on Ethereum that attempts to solve the problem of distinguishing real, unique human users from bots or duplicate accounts — a challenge known as sybil resistance. It does this by combining decentralized identifiers, verifiable credentials, and privacy-preserving human recognition so that individuals can prove they are a genuine person without revealing personal details. The protocol is aimed at developers and users who want applications that are accessible only to verified humans while preserving those users' control over their own data.

The network uses a native Proof of Humanity consensus mechanism, which incorporates zero-knowledge proofs so that identity verification can be confirmed without exposing the underlying personal information. The H token operates within this ecosystem on a Layer 2 that settles back to Ethereum, inheriting some of its security guarantees while processing transactions at its own layer. The token's precise roles — such as staking, fee payment, or governance — are not detailed in the stored data beyond its classification as the native asset of this platform.

The stored data contains no fee stream metrics, meaning there is no recorded revenue, fee collection, or protocol income available on this site to analyze. As a consequence, fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield cannot be calculated or presented here. What the data does show is that roughly 19.9% of the 10 billion maximum supply is currently circulating, with a dilution overhang of approximately 402% point-in-time — meaning the supply not yet in circulation is more than four times the current circulating supply, which is a structural fact about token economics regardless of any fee picture.