【Crypto World】Mutuum Finance’s token pre-sale continues to heat up. The sixth round of funding has raised a total of $19.45 million, attracting over 18,600 investors. 98% of the 170 million token allocation has been sold, with the current price set at $0.035.
From a product design perspective, this is a decentralized lending protocol that breaks the constraints of traditional CeFi. The platform supports P2C liquidity pools for mainstream assets like ETH and USDT, allowing liquidity providers to earn stable returns; at the same time, it opens P2P lending channels for tokens like PEPE to meet more diverse financing needs. This dual-track design approach is promising within the DeFi ecosystem.
On the technical security front, Halborn Security has initiated a code audit. According to the plan, the testnet will go live in Q4 2025, followed by the mainnet and token launch. The pace from funding to launch is quite solid.
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MetaReckt
· 12-26 13:42
98% has been sold out. The hype is indeed high, but whether it will turn into a mess after launch remains to be seen.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12-26 13:32
$19.45 million, that number sounds pretty impressive, but could it be another new trick to trap retail investors?
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Dual-track lending sounds good, but I wonder if it will be as smooth as advertised in practice.
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PEPE can also be borrowed? Alright, this time you really know how to play.
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18600 participants... how much do you need to cut to break even haha.
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The security audit isn't finished yet, and pre-sale is so aggressive. I'll wait and see first.
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At a price of $0.035, I bet it will break the peg as soon as it goes live with five bucks.
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It's DeFi and decentralized, but I just want to ask, can you withdraw or not?
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NFTDreamer
· 12-26 13:31
Okay, 98% of them have been sold, and there is indeed something about this heat. I just don't know if it will be a chicken feather again after it is launched...
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Blockwatcher9000
· 12-26 13:23
$19.45 million, 98% sold out. This pace is a bit aggressive; worried about breaking even upon launch.
Wait, PEPE lending? Is this thing reliable, and how are the risks calculated?
The dual-track system sounds good, but I don't know how it will actually perform once operational.
Early participants made a killing; envy.
Has Halborn conducted an audit? What are the details? Don't tell me it's another case of a sudden plunge.
Mutuum Finance pre-sale surpasses $19.45 million, a new DeFi lending approach coming soon
【Crypto World】Mutuum Finance’s token pre-sale continues to heat up. The sixth round of funding has raised a total of $19.45 million, attracting over 18,600 investors. 98% of the 170 million token allocation has been sold, with the current price set at $0.035.
From a product design perspective, this is a decentralized lending protocol that breaks the constraints of traditional CeFi. The platform supports P2C liquidity pools for mainstream assets like ETH and USDT, allowing liquidity providers to earn stable returns; at the same time, it opens P2P lending channels for tokens like PEPE to meet more diverse financing needs. This dual-track design approach is promising within the DeFi ecosystem.
On the technical security front, Halborn Security has initiated a code audit. According to the plan, the testnet will go live in Q4 2025, followed by the mainnet and token launch. The pace from funding to launch is quite solid.