Mutuum’s Robust DeFi Framework Drives 600% Token Growth and Secures $18.9M in Funding
- Mutuum Finance's MUTM token surged 250% since presale launch, with Phase 6 now 99% sold out ahead of 20% price hike in Phase 7. - The $18.9M raise attracted 18,200+ holders, positioning MUTM as 2025's most subscribed DeFi token with $0.035 current price (600% above initial $0.01). - Halborn's security audit and Sepolia testnet launch in Q4 2025 reinforce credibility, while mtToken-based lending protocol combines pooled liquidity with P2P borrowing. - Strategic features like card purchases and daily rewar
Mutuum Finance's MUTM token has climbed by 250% in value, with over 90% of Phase 6 already purchased as the project approaches its next price milestone and prepares for a Q4 2025 testnet debut.
The project’s rapid growth is underpinned by a systematic token allocation strategy, dedicating 45.5% of the total 4 billion supply—1.82 billion tokens—to early contributors. With more than 800 million tokens already distributed, the remaining supply in Phase 6 is quickly running out, and
Mutuum Finance’s decentralized protocol for lending and borrowing merges pooled liquidity markets with isolated peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, allowing users to engage with both stablecoins and more volatile assets. The platform’s mtTokens, which serve as interest-earning receipts for deposited funds, are integral to yield creation and collateral oversight. Borrowers can choose between variable and fixed rates, with
As the project approaches its testnet phase, security remains a top priority.
With Phase 6 almost fully subscribed and Halborn’s audit in progress, Mutuum Finance is emerging as a technically advanced player in the DeFi arena. The project’s blend of security certifications and a transparent development roadmap has attracted both individual and institutional interest, underscoring its potential to transform decentralized lending in 2026.
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