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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.
The dual-track system indeed has some substance. P2C paired with P2P provides a safe home for liquidity miners.
Regarding the Halborn audit, the current safety level is acceptable, but still DYOR—don't go all in blindly.
Brothers, are you going to catch the bag now? With such hot financing, I feel a bit nervous.
$19.45 million, 18,600 "leeks"—not investors. This data can definitely be hyped up.
DeFi lending has long needed someone to break the CeFi monopoly. It all depends on whether Mutuum can truly turn the tide.
If this round at $0.035 later multiplies tenfold, I’ll be a genius analyst. If it drops to zero, just forget I ever said anything.
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P2C plus P2P dual-track system, sounds fancy, but ultimately it depends on real lending data to speak.
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PEPE can also be borrowed? DeFi really dares to try everything, haha.
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98% sold out, is this hype or real strength? Let's wait and see.
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Decentralized lending sounds good, but what about the risks? Who will bear them?
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18,600 investors, this scale is already quite large. Just see if it can hold up in the future.
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The four words "stable income" are the most deceptive in the crypto world...
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It's a bit outrageous to praise before finishing the security audit.
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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?
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.