Mutuum Finance (MUTM) rises to $0.035 as presale nears sellout amid audits and roadmap progress
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has advanced through its presale to Phase 6 at $0.035 after a roughly 250% increase from the Phase 1 price of $0.01. The sale has raised over $19.4 million and attracted more than 18,600 wallets, with Phase 6 allocation reported at over 99% and more than 820 million tokens sold, tightening circulating supply. Development milestones include completed smart contracts, a planned Sepolia V1 testnet launch, a CertiK token scan score of 90/100, independent Halborn security reviews of lending/borrowing contracts, and a $50,000 bug-bounty program. The team is running community incentives (leaderboards and small MUTM rewards) and expects beta/testnet activity ahead of a V1 mainnet window (targeted toward Q1 2026 in earlier updates). Analysts in the later write-up offered two valuation scenarios: a relative-valuation case (3x–4x upside if MUTM captures a small share of established DeFi lending volume) and a usage-driven case (potential ~5x over time if V1 launches and lending activity grows). Combined coverage frames MUTM as a rotation trade — offering reduced uncertainty through audits and visible development yet retaining typical early-stage DeFi risk and price elasticity. Traders should weigh tightening token availability and improving security posture against standard presale and protocol execution risks; this news is likely to be price-supportive for MUTM but does not remove execution and adoption risk. (Note: original reporting contains press-release elements; conduct your own due diligence.)
Bullish
The combined coverage points to a net supportive price effect for MUTM. Positive factors: major presale progress (Phase 6, >99% allocation), tightened circulating supply from large token sales, strong fundraising (~$19.4M), visible development milestones (smart contracts, planned Sepolia V1 testnet) and third-party security signals (CertiK 90/100, Halborn reviews, $50k bug bounty). Those reduce near-term informational and technical risk versus an early, unaudited token. Analysts’ upside scenarios (3x–5x) reinforce speculative buyer interest. Short-term: expect continued buying pressure around presale close, leaderboard incentives and reduced available supply can amplify price moves. Medium/long-term: price depends on V1 launch, actual lending/borrowing activity and broader market risk appetite; execution failure or weak adoption would reverse gains. Net effect: price-supportive (bullish) for MUTM while execution and adoption risks remain material.