MUTM gains steam as BTC faces $900M liquidations at $114K

BTC liquidations

Bitcoin (BTC) plummeted to $113,411, triggering over $900 million in crypto liquidations, with $823 million from long positions, as reported by CoinGlass.

The 5.6% drop from a $120,000 peak was driven by macro factors, including a disappointing US jobs report, Trump’s global tariffs, and escalating US-Russia tensions, spooking markets. BTC’s price tested the $114,000 support, with 158,291 traders liquidated, per BitPinas data. 

Ethereum led with $300 million in liquidations, followed by BTC at $200 million. Technical indicators show an oversold RSI (27.17) and bearish MACD, suggesting further volatility.

Analysts warn of a potential drop to $80,000 if $110,000 support fails, though Myriad predictors give a 53% chance of a rebound to $125,000. Whale accumulation of 1,300 BTC ($127M) signals long-term optimism despite short-term pressure.

Mutuum Finance (MUTM): earning passive income without losing exposure

One of the defining features of Mutuum Finance (MUTM) will be its peer-to-contract (P2C) lending model. It enables users to lock blue-chip assets such as SOL into smart lending pools while still maintaining price exposure.

For example, someone lending $5,000 worth of SOL would earn an impressive 11.2% APY — over $560 annually — without needing to sell their SOL. It’s a win-win structure where lenders earn from pool utilization, and borrowers can tap into liquidity without exiting their positions.

Borrowers in the P2C system can access up to 70% loan-to-value (LTV) based on the collateral they provide. Loans can be repaid at any time, allowing users to exit their debt without penalties or lockups.

This flexibility makes the P2C model particularly attractive during volatile periods like the current BTC downturn.

While traders are liquidated in leveraged trades, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) users have the advantage of stable, yield-generating mechanics with far less risk.

In contrast, the protocol also supports a peer-to-peer (P2P) model, tailored for more speculative tokens that don’t yet qualify for pooled lending. In the P2P format, borrowers and lenders negotiate terms directly, deciding loan durations, rates, and conditions on a case-by-case basis.

It opens the door for niche communities and newer tokens to access liquidity without compromising decentralization.

mtToken rewards, buybacks, and the $1 stablecoin system

Behind the yield generation, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has built a layered reward ecosystem. When users deposit stablecoins or blue-chip assets into lending pools, they receive mtTokens in return.

These tokens represent the principal deposit plus interest and increase in value over time based on pool performance.

More than just a receipt, mtTokens unlock staking options. By locking mtTokens in designated smart contracts, users will earn MUTM rewards, funded by protocol revenue.

This revenue isn’t theoretical; it is actively planned to be used in open-market buybacks of MUTM tokens, which are then redistributed to stakers. This system creates a reinforcing loop between protocol success and token demand.

Another pillar of the platform is its upcoming decentralized stablecoin. This asset is designed to maintain a strict $1 peg using a supply control mechanism that mints or burns the stablecoin based on market dynamics.

This ensures price stability while staying entirely on-chain, strengthening the overall economic model of Mutuum Finance (MUTM) for users who seek predictability.

Presale surge, audited security, and future price projections

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is currently in Phase 6 of its live presale, offering tokens at a price of just $0.035. So far, over 10% of the 170 million Phase 6 tokens have been sold, with more than $13.9 million already raised from over 14,800 holders.

With the price set to rise to $0.040 in the next phase — a 15% increase — the window for entry at a discount is rapidly narrowing.

Adding to its credibility, the project has launched a $50,000 CertiK bug bounty, backing its commitment to security with a public audit.

CertiK’s report awarded a Token Scan Score of 95.00 and a Skynet Score of 78.00, further validating the robustness of Mutuum Finance (MUTM)’s smart contracts.

The team has also announced a $100,000 MUTM giveaway, rewarding 10 winners with $10,000 worth of tokens each, a move that’s fueling even more visibility among retail investors. On social media, the project’s traction continues to grow with over 12,000 followers on X (Twitter).

Final words

With a total supply of 4 billion MUTM tokens and a listing price expected at $0.060, early investors who entered at Phase 1 have already witnessed up to 6x returns.

Even those buying in Phase 6 stand to double their investment before listing, with post-launch projections anticipating a rally to $2, particularly as DeFi adoption rebounds in the wake of the Ethereum ETF boom.

While Bitcoin (BTC) consolidates and top traders suffer liquidation hits, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is building quietly with all the right fundamentals: secure smart contracts, innovative lending models, strong community, and a clear path to generating real, protocol-driven revenue.

With price momentum growing and the market hunting for alternatives to centralized finance, this DeFi upstart is positioned to break out in the months ahead.

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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