Crypto News: Solana (SOL) Climbs 3% to $150 After ETF Filings, Traders Compare SOL’s 1.5x Target With a $0.03 DeFi Coin’s 10x Forecast

Solana (SOL) rose 3% to $150, fueled by optimism surrounding multiple spot Solana (SOL) ETF filings from asset managers like VanEck, 21Shares, Bitwise, and Invesco Galaxy. The SEC’s request for revised S-1 filings, including adjustments for in-kind redemptions and staking, signals potential approval progress, boosting investor confidence. Rising decentralized exchange (DEX) volumes, which hit $64 billion, and growing DeFi activity on Solana (SOL)’s blockchain further support the bullish sentiment, despite short-term technical resistance around $152-$159. While traditional traders eye a 1.5x move from here, crypto speculators with an appetite for larger gains are setting their sights elsewhere—on a low-cap DeFi token that’s still flying under the radar: Mutuum Finance (MUTM) . At just $0.03 per token in Phase 5 of its presale, with over $11.90 million raised, more than 12,900 holders, and 65% of its allocation already sold, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has positioned itself as one of the most promising early-stage protocols in the DeFi arena. Unlike high-cap tokens hoping for incremental gains, MUTM is drawing attention with forecasts of a 10x return, underpinned by real, usable lending infrastructure—not speculation. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Delivers What DeFi Was Supposed to Be Forget empty buzzwords. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is not just another token—it’s a decentralized, non-custodial liquidity protocol that enables users to lend, borrow, or even act as liquidators in a permissionless system. At the center of this ecosystem lies a user-first design that requires overcollateralization for all loans—whether issued in a Peer-to-Contract (P2C) or Peer-to-Peer (P2P) format. To manage risk and protect liquidity providers, the protocol evaluates every loan with a Stability Factor—a dynamic metric that compares the collateral value to the borrowed amount. If collateral drops too far, Mutuum will automatically initiate a liquidation. Liquidators will then buy the debt at a discount, protecting the system from bad debt and keeping it solvent. This structure is particularly important in volatile crypto environments where lender safety is often overlooked. Utility, Yield, and the 10x Horizon Unlike SOL, where much of the recent excitement stems from ETFs and institutional rumors, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has committed to deliver value directly to individual users. The protocol will offer mtTokens, which represent a user’s deposit in the system. For every asset you supply, you will receive an equal amount of mtTokens—mtSOL, for instance, when you deposit SOL. These tokens accrue interest automatically, reflecting your growing share in the liquidity pool. Lending will be simple and profitable. Users who deposit $15,000 in SOL, and at an estimated 15% APY (based on pool utilization), your mtSOL will be worth $17,250 after one year. For those seeking passive income beyond interest, MUTM goes a step further. The protocol plans to use part of its revenue to buy MUTM tokens from the market and redistribute them to users who stake their mtTokens in the designated contracts. This means that the participants benefit from the protocol’s success in more ways than one. Beyond yield, the roadmap is equally ambitious. The team is preparing to release a beta version of the platform by token launch, allowing users to immediately explore lending, borrowing, and the stablecoin infrastructure. This early access gives investors a head start in a space where timing matters. For early adopters, there’s a limited-time $100,000 giveaway in progress—ten winners will each receive $10,000 worth of MUTM tokens. Mutuum is also building a decentralized stablecoin, pegged to $1, and only minted when collateral is supplied—such as ETH. Interest rates on this stablecoin will be governed by the protocol, fine-tuned to keep its price stable using dynamic adjustments and arbitrage pressure. To ensure accessibility and speed, Mutuum is leveraging Layer-2 integration, minimizing gas fees and solving major friction points seen across DeFi platforms. Combined with its clean tokenomics—4 billion total supply—and third-party security validation via CertiK, Mutuum delivers the confidence serious users need. The CertiK audit included both manual review and static analysis, awarding the project a Token Scan Score of 95.00 and a Skynet Score of 77. That, plus a growing social base with over 10,000 Twitter followers, signals that the Mutuum community is expanding fast—and organically. While Solana (SOL) might be the current favorite among institutional traders banking on ETF-driven momentum, its ceiling looks increasingly modest. In contrast, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is at a much earlier stage, offering direct utility, real DeFi function, and a 10x trajectory backed by responsible lending mechanics and protocol-driven value. With 60% already booked for this stage at just $0.03 per token, the entry point is hard to beat—and the upside even harder to ignore. For more information about Mutuum Finance (MUTM) visit the links below: Website: https://mutuum.com/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mutuumfinance Disclaimer: This is a sponsored press release for informational purposes only. It does not reflect the views of Times Tabloid, nor is it intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. 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