I have tried Humanity Protocol and would like to share its advantages, disadvantages, and my own suggestions Recently, while browsing rankings and testing websites, I had a deep experience with @ Humanityprot. The founder of @ TK.Humanity said that this project is called the "palmprint version of Worldcoin". I originally just wanted to try my luck and get an early airdrop, but the more I researched, the more I discovered this thing... It's a bit interesting, but also a bit problematic. Let's talk about what's going on with it today. ✅ Advantage: To be honest, it's not just a joke Palmprint recognition is more user-friendly than iris recognition Although it may sound a bit "high-tech", in fact, all you need to do is scan your palm with your phone, without having to queue up like Worldcoin to look at your eyes. And they said that the palm print data is not uploaded and undergoes local and encrypted processing, which is slightly reassuring from a privacy perspective. Low threshold, accessible to everyone At this stage, there is no need for tokens or KYC. Just register a Human ID and earn points by checking in and inviting every day. The process is not complicated either, just a few fingers are enough, it's really friendly to the gang. The capital lineup behind it is super strong To be honest, first tier capital such as Animoca, Polygon Labs, and http://(Blockchain. com) did not invest money casually, indicating that the team does have assets, not just empty projects. Especially Animoca, it was a real investment of gold and silver. The narrative of the 'human layer' has a future In the era of AI prevalence, on chain identity is becoming increasingly important. Whether it's DAO voting, anti witch attacks, or future Web3 socialization, everyone will eventually have to solve the question of whether you are a real person or not. 💣 Disadvantage: Don't just focus on popularity, it also has many problems Without auditing, smart contracts are opaque Currently, there are no official security audit reports available. If you really plan to put data or pledge assets on it in the future, the risk is not small. Especially when it comes to palm prints, even if it's just a hash, being obtained by someone is a privacy incident. The Token model has not been announced, and there are significant variables in airdrops Now everyone is accumulating points, but how do you distribute H, how much total amount do you have, and how many points can you exchange for? I didn't make it clear at all. The main website is not sure about the time. You have scored a lot of points, which may be just a "foam of points" in the end. The user experience is still unstable Some people say that emails cannot be received, apps lag, verification fails, and waiting times are long. And the app has high device requirements, with Android 13 or above systems, not everyone has a "qualified airdrop phone". Has the witch attack really been prevented? Although they shout 'one person, one number', as you know, smart brats always have ways to register in bulk and disguise themselves as real people. Nowadays, a large number of standings are generated by quickly brushing numbers through hand to hand competition. It's still hard to say how to distinguish genuine and fake users in the later stage. Suggestion: If you want to participate, then this is what you should do These are a few suggestions that I have summarized myself and after seeing many people fall into pitfalls. They are not financial advice, but I hope you don't waste your time. 1. Don't be too greedy, just moderate masturbation is enough You don't need to register dozens of accounts, otherwise you won't be able to scan dozens of palms. Just add a primary and backup number, and step within the red line of the rules. Don't be blocked during the verification phase and fail. 2. Don't take privacy too lightly Palmprint data is not a child's play. Although it says it won't be uploaded, you still need to ensure that your device is safe. It's best not to use a public phone and not provide materials for the "next generation AI gloves". 3. Emphasize participation, not ranking The current ranking of points is outrageous, but as long as you have stable participation (binding to social media, scanning palm prints, and completing tasks), you will not be left behind in future airdrops. Staring at the top ten people on the list, it's possible that it's the team's own internal testing account. 4. Pay attention to the mainnet and tokenomics before making a decision Once the main network time and H allocation plan are determined, then decide whether to invest heavily. This stage is more like a "points accumulation+experience" period, rather than a "value investment" period. Portal: http://testnet.humanity.org/login?ref=hm010169 📌 Final sentence summary Humanity Protocol is a project that has the potential to change Web3 authentication, but it is still just a 'grown-up child' and has not reached the stage of finalization. Don't believe in exaggerated advertising and don't miss out on early opportunities. If you think too much, you won't be able to hit anything, and if you rush too hard, you may overturn. Just like you rub its palm print, it is also rubbing your participation. Everyone uses each other, and no one should be too naive.