According to a recent LinkedIn post from Huma, the company is highlighting the first anniversary of its PST yield-bearing token, which is backed by real-world payment financing on Solana. The post reports that PST’s total supply value has surpassed $158 million, with 116,426 depositors and more than 600 liquidity providers committing at least $100,000.
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The LinkedIn post further suggests that PST has delivered an 8% USDC yield since inception, described as uncorrelated with broader market cycles and achieved without credit defaults or liquidations during several market stress events. It also notes third-party involvement, referencing verification by Accountable, attestations by Swiss audit firm WADSACK, security audits by Sec3 and Halborn, and transaction screening via Chainalysis.
For investors, the post points to growing institutional and retail engagement with on-chain, real-world-asset–backed yield products, potentially strengthening Huma’s positioning in decentralized credit and payment-finance markets. If PST continues to scale toward the post’s suggested $500 million total supply target for its second year, Huma could see increased fee revenues, deeper institutional relationships, and a more defensible niche within the Solana and broader DeFi ecosystems.
The emphasis on zero credit defaults and resilience through tariff shocks, liquidation events, stablecoin depegs, and DeFi hacks may also indicate a risk-focused design that could appeal to more conservative yield-seeking capital. However, investors may still need to weigh counterparty, regulatory, and protocol risks typical of on-chain credit platforms when assessing the durability of the reported 8% yield and the scalability of the model.