Mutuum Finance Presale Nears Sellout at $0.035, BTC Tests $118K
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has sold 10% of its Phase 6 token allocation at $0.035, raising over $13.9 million from more than 14,800 holders. The presale price will increase by 15% to $0.040 in Phase 7, with insiders eyeing up to 20× gains upon listing. Mutuum Finance is backed by a CertiK audit (Token Scan 95, Skynet 78) and a $100,000 bug bounty, reflecting strong security standards.
Built on a Layer 2 blockchain, the DeFi protocol offers low fees, fast settlement and smart contract–based mtTokens that auto-accrue interest. Users can deposit USDT into peer-to-contract lending pools for over 10% APY while retaining liquidity. Borrowers may pledge ETH or BTC at dynamic loan-to-value ratios, and a peer-to-peer module enables negotiated lending terms. An algorithmic, over-collateralized stablecoin will maintain its $1 peg via a burn-and-mint mechanism.
With a planned listing price of $0.06 and anticipated launches on Binance, MEXC and Coinbase, along with ongoing buyback rewards and a $100K giveaway, traders should watch MUTM for both short-term momentum and long-term DeFi utility.
Bullish
Mutuum Finance’s near-sellout presale at $0.035, backed by strong CertiK scores and a structured Phase 7 price hike, signals robust demand and buildup of buying pressure. The Layer 2 DeFi features—high APY on USDT deposits, dynamic ETH/BTC lending options, and an algorithmic stablecoin—enhance utility and appeal to yield-seeking traders. Short term, the scheduled price jump to $0.040 and anticipation of listing on top exchanges like Binance should drive speculative inflows and price momentum. Long term, Mutuum Finance’s transparent security measures (bug bounty), smart tokenomics, and DeFi primitives position MUTM for sustained growth as adoption of Layer 2 solutions and algorithmic stablecoins expands.