HumanLayer

a crypto-native AI training platform where contributors label, rank, and evaluate models, earning SOL with on-chain reputation tied to their work.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Upgrading services to match volumes, services will be back soon.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

More payouts have now been processed for contributors who requested withdrawals on 03/04/2026. If you submitted a payout request during that window, check your wallet to confirm receipt.

We are continuing to process payout requests as they move through the system, and this latest batch reflects another round of completed withdrawals going out to contributors who have already earned on HumanLayer. As the platform grows, maintaining a fast and reliable payout flow remains one of our core priorities, and every processed batch is part of proving that contributors can complete work, request withdrawals, and receive rewards without the long delays common on traditional systems.

If you requested a payout on 03/04/2026, take a moment to check your wallet and verify whether your transfer has arrived.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Day 3 of launch and HumanLayer has already grown to 220+ contributors.
Today, we are activating the next core layer of the platform by assigning our first 10 reviewers, who will serve as the primary quality control layer across HumanLayer.
These reviewers are not just contributors with a different title. They are a critical part of the platform’s operating system. Their role is to review output quality, validate completed tasks, help detect weak or inaccurate submissions, and ensure that the overall standard of work across HumanLayer remains high as the network scales.

Because reviewer performance has a direct impact on platform quality, trust, and payout integrity, they will be our highest-paid contributors. This is by design. HumanLayer is being built with clear incentive alignment, where greater responsibility, stronger judgment, and higher-value platform functions are rewarded accordingly.

This is a major milestone because it pushes HumanLayer beyond simple contributor onboarding and into a more mature workflow structure with real quality assurance, reviewer economics, and operational layering. Step by step, we are building the core infrastructure for a crypto-native AI training platform that can scale with both quality and speed.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Projects benefit by getting access to a global contributor layer for AI training, review, and evaluation. As for price, free access for users does not kill value. The token only matters if it sits inside the platform’s economic loop, such as campaign funding, premium access, staking, or fee capture. If there is real usage and real demand flowing through HumanLayer, the value can still accrue without making the product unusable through hard token gates.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

@StayalertBoss @sumsub It will be processed

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

HumanLayer is now integrated with @sumsub.

Going forward, users will need to complete KYC before withdrawals can be processed. This is an important step in protecting the platform, reducing sybil activity, and making sure rewards go to real participants.

By adding identity verification at the withdrawal stage, we can better prevent duplicate accounts, abuse, and fraudulent payout behavior while keeping the platform fair for genuine contributors.

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[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Projects benefit by getting access to a global contributor layer for AI training, review, and evaluation. As for price, free access for users does not kill value. The token only matters if it sits inside the platform’s economic loop, such as campaign funding, premium access, staking, or fee capture. If there is real usage and real demand flowing through HumanLayer, the value can still accrue without making the product unusable through hard token gates.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

We’re currently accepting applications for reviewers on HumanLayer. If you want to help maintain quality across the platform and play a role in reviewing contributor work, fill out the form below to apply. We’d love to learn more about your experience and expertise.
https://t.co/rGvn1JX3qv

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

HumanLayer more than doubled today, growing from 77 contributors earlier to over 180 and still climbing. The momentum is real, and we are building HumanLayer to become the blueprint for how human contributors power the next generation of AI.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

The second round of payouts has now been processed. If you were not included in the first round, check your wallet now, as your payment may have just gone through.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

One category of work that will remain limited and not widely visible to everyone is reviewer roles. These opportunities are more selective by design, so they will be hidden from most users and opened only to a smaller group of contributors. To keep access fair, we will be using a raffle-based selection process to choose reviewers from eligible participants.

Reviewer tasks are higher-value than standard microtasks, with payouts around $10 per job. As HumanLayer grows, these roles will become an important part of the platform for contributors who want access to more rewarding work. The goal is to make sure reviewer opportunities go to qualified users while still giving the wider community a fair chance to be selected.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

@shedartE Have you completed screenings?

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Another successful payout processed. Appreciate you posting your proof for the community.

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try out features and receive payment
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[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Users who have started earning from tasks should drop their screenshots below. Let people see the payouts coming through and the opportunities already being completed on HumanLayer.

In other news, Payouts have now been sent to the first batch of users who requested withdrawals. If you have received your payout, reply below with “I got my payout” to help confirm successful processing for the community.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

We now accept project postings from both companies and AI/ML researchers, making it easier than ever to find people to test, run, evaluate, and help train your AI systems.
In a world rapidly moving toward agents and autonomous workflows, HumanLayer fills one of the most important missing gaps: access to real human contributors. With HumanLayer, sourcing contributors is no longer difficult or time-consuming. It is now right at your fingertips.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

It is now day 2 of HumanLayer, and we have already grown to more than 77 contributors. Our task system is now live, and we are actively partnering with more than three RLHF companies to bring even more opportunities to the platform. This is only the beginning, and we are focused on expanding the amount of available work so contributors can keep earning as HumanLayer grows.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

Apply for opportunities on HumanLayer to unlock access to microtasks that pay between $0.18 and $1 per task. Every completed task adds to your earnings instantly, so all you need to do is keep completing tasks until you reach the payout threshold. Once you do, you can withdraw your earnings directly to SOL without delay.

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

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New screening added to HumanLayer

[HumanLayer @humanlayersol]

More Updates Incoming to HumanLayer!!! $HL

[zeth @zethxx_]

@humanlayersol I RECEIVED IT THO ITS NOT FULL $25 THERE SEEMS TO BE SOME ERROR BUT ITS UNDERSTANDABLE AS THE PROJECT IS STILL STARTING THANKYOU @humanlayersol great project!