Mutuum Finance said its MUTM token is currently priced at $0.04 in Phase 7 of the presale, with a confirmed launch price of $0.06. According to the project’s disclosed figures, the presale has raised more than $19.8 million and attracted over 18,800 holders.
The pricing path is one of the main points highlighted in the source material. Phase 1 opened at $0.01, and the current presale level stands at $0.04. Based on the stated launch price of $0.06, the article argues that early buyers from the first round would be looking at a 500% gain by launch. The pitch is simple: there is still a gap between the current presale price and the planned listing price.
Presale allocation and sold supply are now in focus
On tokenomics, the project lists a total supply of 4 billion tokens, with 1.82 billion allocated to the presale. The source says around 830 million tokens have already been sold, putting the presale close to the halfway point of its public allocation. That leaves less discounted supply available than at the start, though no closing date for the sale was provided.
The article also points to the holder count as a sign of broader participation rather than a tightly concentrated sale. That is the project’s framing in the source, but it does not on its own establish what trading depth will look like after the token begins to trade.
V1 is planned for Sepolia, starting with ETH and USDT
Mutuum Finance describes itself as a DeFi lending and borrowing protocol running entirely through smart contracts in a non-custodial setup. The team says V1 is set to launch on the Sepolia testnet soon. The first version is built around core lending infrastructure: a liquidity pool, mtToken, debt token, and an automated liquidator bot.
Under the project’s description, the liquidity pool supports deposits and borrowing, mtTokens represent deposit positions and track interest accrual, debt tokens represent borrowing positions, and the liquidator bot handles under-collateralized accounts. The initial assets planned for lending, borrowing, and collateral are ETH and USDT.
Project says Halborn Security and CertiK audits are complete
On the security side, Mutuum Finance said audits by Halborn Security and CertiK have been completed. For a token still in presale, that is a notable disclosure. The source, however, does not include the detailed findings of either audit or specify any remediation items.
The roadmap also ties the protocol launch and token launch together. In the source article, that alignment is presented as a way to bring utility to market at the same time trading begins, rather than leaving buyers with a token that has no immediate use. Beyond V1, the team mentions an overcollateralized stablecoin and multichain expansion extending through 2026. The article also includes a scenario discussed by analysts that puts MUTM up as much as 1,000% from the current presale level, but that remains a projection in the source rather than an established outcome.