6.0K @how2onchain POTENTIAL SELL PRESSURE ON $H
15 minutes ago, a wallet transferred ~$1.8M worth of $H to Bybit and Gate
Similar exchange transfers were also observed a few days ago
The wallet still holds around $1.4M in $H, which could be gradually sent to exchanges as well
Wallet:
0xbaab7211438f33be0344d57978c7571f2d797ab2
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303.6K @XMaximist Big news that actually matters! Fireblocks now supports @Humanityprot Mainnet.
Why this is important? 👇
Fireblocks is what big institutions use to hold and move crypto safely. Banks, funds, and large firms already trust it.
▫️2,400+ institutions already live
▫️$10T+ secured on Fireblocks
▫️130+ networks, but very few identity-first protocols
Now they can:
• Hold H
• Move H
• Use H
Using the same system they already use for BTC, ETH, and stablecoins.
No new tools. No complex setup. Just plug and play.
Humanity isn’t about hype or fast trades. It’s about identity, trust, and proving you’re human in a world full of bots and AI.
Fireblocks support means access is unlocked. Trust is becoming critical. $H is building that layer early.
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52.7K @TheDeFiPlug Watch the sequence, not the headline.
@FireblocksHQ integration means $H (@Humanityprot) can now sit where institutional capital already operates. That’s the only thing that matters.
No new custody stack.
No bespoke controls.
No operational exceptions.
From a flow perspective, this is a binary switch.
Before Fireblocks, $H was allocatable in theory.
After Fireblocks, $H is executable in practice.
That changes the demand curve.
> 2,400+ institutions gain immediate custody access
> Treasury workflows remain unchanged
> Identity infrastructure becomes deployable capital
This isn’t a narrative bid. It’s the removal of a chokepoint.
Institutions don’t rush in. They wait until assets stop breaking their process.
$H just stopped breaking the process.
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