I have a better idea. You can put $50,000 into Humbl stock and post your buy order. Then come April 18th, 2024, you can keep all the gains and we can pat you on the back. No need to mess around with escrow.
I agree that skipping the customer verification step makes it easier to sign up and anything which makes signing up easier, is positive. But I don't know if that's enough of an incentive for people to sign up with Humbl.
Keep in mind this has been three years of constant new ideas and partnerships with Humbl. So far I haven't seen anything from Humbl which I would consider novel or ground-breaking. And so far Humbl hasn't proven me wrong by demonstrating anything it did was worthwhile. It's just a continuous stream of lackluster ideas from Foote to keep shareholders averaging down.