With the presale currently in Phase 6, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is offering its token at just $0.035. But this entry point won’t last much longer.

With 7% of the current phase allocation already sold, the price will increase by 15% to $0.040 in the next stage. Backed by over 14,700 holders and more than $13.8 million raised so far, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is gaining the kind of momentum usually seen just before a breakout.

Avalanche (AVAX) surged 15.75% recently, trading at ~$24.37, bolstered by whale accumulation totaling $50 million in a single day, per IntoTheBlock data. Large holders acquired ~2.05 million AVAX, signaling strong confidence despite a 5.2% weekly price dip.

The buying spree aligns with AVAX’s robust on-chain activity, including a 169.9% surge in daily transactions and a 210.4% increase in active addresses, driven by projects like MapleStory N. 

Technical indicators show AVAX testing resistance at $27.38, with support at $23. A breakout could target $31, but a drop below $22 risks further declines. The Avalanche Foundation’s $50M Vista program for tokenized assets and partnerships with Alipay and California DMV enhance fundamentals.

However, declining whale transaction volumes (down 65% for $100K-$1M trades) and market volatility pose risks to sustained momentum.

One of the primary reasons analysts favor Mutuum Finance (MUTM) over Avalanche (AVAX) right now is simple: upside potential.

AVAX is a well-established Layer-1 protocol with a multibillion-dollar market cap. While that provides stability, it limits the room for explosive gains.

Mutuum Finance (MUTM), on the other hand, is still in presale, giving early investors a rare shot at entering before a full public listing.

With a listing price of $0.06 already set and forecasts suggesting a potential surge beyond $0.60 in the months after launch, early Phase 1 investors who bought in at $0.01 are already sitting on 3.5x gains before the token even hits exchanges.

For those entering at Phase 6 pricing, there’s still an expected 70-100% return by listing on paper—just the beginning of what analysts believe could turn into a 10x to 20x return by Q4 2025.

As capital continues to rotate into altcoins with real utility and token-linked revenue models, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) appears perfectly positioned.

The project’s Tokenomics structure supports long-term sustainability. Out of a total supply of 4 billion tokens, only a fraction is being released in presale phases.

In addition, a portion of protocol revenue will be used for regular MUTM buybacks, effectively controlling supply while redistributing value to mtToken stakers. This kind of built-in mechanic is rare in early-stage projects and is one of the key reasons bullish sentiment continues to rise.

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is more than just a token—it’s the backbone of an emerging decentralized lending and stablecoin ecosystem. It introduces two core lending systems: Peer-to-Contract (P2C) and Peer-to-Peer (P2P).

In the P2C model, users will deposit stablecoins or blue-chip tokens like USDT or ETH to earn dynamic interest rates based on pool utilization.

These deposits will generate mtTokens in 1:1, which will not only reflect the user’s share in the pool but also increase in value as interest accrues. Lenders will be able to stake these mtTokens to receive additional MUTM rewards, which the protocol will buy back using platform revenue, creating a positive feedback loop of demand, staking, and growth.

Borrowers, on the other hand, will gain access to overcollateralized loans based on a set Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio. For instance, a user will be able to deposit $10,000 worth of ETH and receive a loan of $6,000 in stablecoins, allowing them to retain exposure to their crypto while accessing liquidity.

Lenders in these pools will earn up to 10–12% APY, depending on the utilization, while borrowers will benefit from flexible access to capital without needing to sell assets.

The P2P model will add another layer of flexibility. Rather than relying on shared liquidity pools, users will negotiate lending terms directly, ideal for lesser-known or volatile tokens like memcoins, not supported by P2C contracts.

While higher risk, this model will give more experienced users opportunities to optimize yields on their own terms.

But the real game-changer will be the stablecoin component that Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is set to launch.

Unlike traditional algorithmic models, this stablecoin will only be minted when loans are issued and will be automatically burned upon repayment, ensuring that supply expansion is always backed by value and demand.

This system will be designed to maintain a 1:1 peg and will be deployed on a Layer-2 network for scalability and low fees.

Security and transparency are also central to the platform’s rollout. A comprehensive audit by CertiK returned a Token Scan score of 95 and a Skynet rating of 78.

The protocol is also running a $50,000 bug bounty campaign and a $100,000 giveaway, where 10 winners will receive $10,000 worth of MUTM each—both efforts highlighting a serious commitment to community trust and protocol resilience.

While AVAX continues to attract large-scale buys, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is building to offer something AVAX cannot at this stage—early access to an emerging financial layer of DeFi.

It’s a low market cap altcoin with a clear utility path and DeFi infrastructure that rewards participation. For investors looking to enter before the crowd, the window is still open—but not for long.

For more information about Mutuum Finance (MUTM) visit the links below:

Website: https://www.mutuum.com

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mutuumfinance

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