Binance will list Humanity Protocol (H) on June 25. The futures contract will go live at 09:30 UTC with up to 50x leverage. The spot market opens a bit earlier, at 09:00 UTC. This launch includes a special airdrop event tied to Binance Alpha Points. Binance users can claim tokens through the Alpha Events Page.
Humanity Protocol focuses on identity verification. It uses a decentralized and Sybil-resistant model. This means one person gets one identity. The project aims to fight bots and fake users. It may help blockchain grow in more trusted ways.
Multi-assets mode lets users use BTC as margin
Binance is the first platform to support this token on both futures and Alpha trading. Users who qualify for the airdrop need to act fast. They can claim tokens between June 25 and June 26. The Alpha Events Page inside the Binance App gives access.
BNB has asked users to search for the event there. Further details are available within the app. Futures traders will see some contract features. The funding rate will start at plus or minus two percent. The funding settles every four hours. BNB might change leverage, margins, or tick size later.
This will depend on risk in the market. The futures contract will also support copy trading within 24 hours. This lets others follow top traders. Users can also trade across assets using Multi-Assets Mode. For example, someone can use BTC as margin. This gives more choice in how to manage risk.
Binance clarifies futures and spot listing rules
Binance reminds users that futures and spot listings do not connect. A futures listing does not mean a token will list on the spot exchange. Users must follow Binance’s terms and review all trading rules. These include the Futures Service Agreement.
This release continues Binance’s push for new assets. It also shows growing interest in blockchain identity. Humanity Protocol offers a new way to prove personhood without harming privacy. Its success will depend on how well it works at scale. For now, traders can access it first through Binance.
Binance may adjust contract details after launch. Users should read the original English announcement for the latest updates. This helps avoid any issues with translated versions. Binance wants all users to get correct and clear information.
