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The Humanity Protocol University Partner Program is making waves as blockchain clubs from leading universities worldwide join forces to tackle one of Web3’s most pressing challenges: digital identity.

We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of our first batch of Humanity Scanners, a monumental step toward redefining online identity.

Last month, Humanity Protocol's founder, Terence Kwok, joined one of the most exciting Twitter Spaces we’ve had to date alongside industry heavyweights.

Celebrating a major milestone while taking a look back at the pivotal moments that got us here.

Biometric data, like palm scans, holds immense potential for secure authentication. However, centralizing such sensitive information has led to privacy concerns, data breaches, and misuse.

In the Humanity Protocol ecosystem, we believe that building a fair and decentralized network means rewarding those who help it grow.

RWT, or reward tokens, is Humanity Protocol’s testnet token that allows users to earn rewards for referring Humanity Protocol’s testnet to others who successfully reserve their Human ID

Privacy and security aren’t just nice-to-haves — Both Web2 and Web3 solutions live and die by protecting their users. To that end, Humanity Protocol introduces zkProofers as a core part of its decentralized identity framework.

Whether it’s inflating social media engagement, skewing voting results, or launching automated attacks on blockchain networks, bots can undermine trust and transparency in digital ecosystems. Decentralized Identity (DID) can be a key player in the fight against bots.

We’re excited to introduce key features that not only reward our early adopters but also allow them to help build the world's largest identity graph from the ground up.

We’re excited to announce the official launch of Humanity Protocol's testnet, the first step toward a revolutionary system that redefines digital identity, security, and true Sybil resistance on Web3 and beyond!

Current digital ID systems often compromise our privacy by revealing more information than necessary. Enter zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs), a cryptographic technique poised to revolutionize digital ID management by enhancing privacy, security, and user control.

The practice of distributing free tokens to wallet addresses or early adopters has fallen from grace, plagued by exploitation, diminishing returns, and most unsurprisingly, bot activity.

We’re thrilled to announce that Terence will continue to host more Twitter Spaces, featuring more discussions with industry leaders and key partners.

Humanity Protocol is poised to revolutionize how we verify identities online across with its innovative PoH mechanism that'll benefit various industries.

The atmosphere was electric, with developments such as the ETH ETF edging closer to approval drew a larger crowd than previous years. Still, conversations were rooted in technological development and improvement in the crypto space.

Humanity Protocol’s biometric authentication stands out by addressing both technological efficiency and user privacy. The cornerstone of their human recognition module is palm recognition technology, which strikes a delicate balance between accuracy, convenience, and privacy.

Through our innovative Proof of Humanity (PoH) feature, we offer developers unique human authentication mechanisms and empower users with full ownership of their data and identity. But what do developers truly gain from building on Humanity Protocol?

Our founder Terence Kwok recently took the stage at Proof of Talk, engaging in an insightful fireside chat with one of our founding humans, and Chairman at Animoca Brands, Yat Siu.

zkProofers leverage zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) to prove if a user is in fact who they claim to be. So what exactly are zkProofers and how do they improve the Web3 experience?

The evolution from Web2 to Web3 stands as a reflection of how we perceive and manage our online identities.

How could Sybils undermine Web3, and what measures should we take to mitigate these threats?

By tying our real-world identity to our digital presence, PoH can unlock a wide range of use cases, allowing us to live and interact in ways that are currently impossible.

We're thrilled to announce that LayerZero Labs is joining Humanity Protocol’s zkProofer Network!

By pioneering a Proof of Humanity consensus mechanism alongside a minimally invasive palm scanning app, Humanity Protocol strives to establish Self-Sovereign Identity on their zkEVM blockchain.

In an age where reality is often augmented by digital manipulation, the rise of deepfake technology poses significant challenges to our understanding of truth and authenticity.

Recent advancements in deepfake technology, exemplified by Microsoft’s latest generative AI system, are raising profound concerns about the authenticity of digital content.

Humanity Protocol is pioneering an initiative poised to change the way we verify identity in the digital age. At the core of our mission lies our Proof of Humanity (PoH) mechanism, comprising two phases aimed at addressing the complexities of identity verification head-on.

As deepfakes and bots become increasingly prevalent, the quest for robust security measures has never been more imperative than it is now.

TOKEN2049 isn’t just another conference; it’s a convergence of the brightest minds, the most innovative projects, and the boldest visions shaping the future of decentralized technologies.

We’re finally at TOKEN2049 Dubai to unveil Humanity Protocol to the brightest minds in the Web3 world!

Proof of Humanity (PoH) emerges as a powerful mechanism that not only enhances security but also fosters trust in online interactions.

ZKP plays a crucial role in safeguarding your identity on the Humanity Protocol while proving that you are, indeed, a unique human. In the world of Web3, Humanity Protocol allows projects to grant opportunities to their users to vote or access airdrops more equitably.

While fingerprints have long been the gold standard in this arena, there’s a new challenger on the scene: palm prints.

Humanity Protocol secures strategic investment from over 20 venture capital funds to revolutionise digital identity and financial inclusion with its Sybil-resistant layer 2 blockchain.

Humanity Protocol introduces a new palm recognition technology for verifying individuals in Web3, aiming to provide a privacy-preserving alternative to more invasive biometric methods.

We're thrilled to announce that LayerZero Labs is joining Humanity Protocol’s zkProofer Network!