Bitcoin (BTC) Retests $109K on July Rate Cut Hopes, While Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Prepares for a Big Price Leap in Phase 6
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Recently, Bitcoin (BTC) retested $109,000, up 2.3% daily, with a $2.07T market cap, driven by hopes of a July Federal Reserve rate cut following weak U.S. payroll data. A bullish engulfing candle and $407M in ETF inflows, led by Fidelity’s $183.96M, signal a potential 1.3x rally to $140K. However, a hotter-than-expected jobs report, adding 147,000 nonfarm jobs, reduced rate cut odds to 4.7%, with resistance at $110,900 risking a drop to $105K. Trump’s pro-crypto policies and a weakening U.S. dollar further bolster sentiment, but volatility from macroeconomic data persists. With markets now increasingly confident about a Federal Reserve rate cut this July, momentum is pouring into digital assets across the board. Analysts remain bullish on BTC, but many investors are beginning to explore newer opportunities—especially those with more room to grow. And that’s exactly where Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is starting to attract serious attention. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) With over $12.00 million already raised and more than 68% of Phase 5 tokens sold, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is gaining fast among early-stage DeFi plays. The current token price sits at $0.03, but Phase 6 is set to raise it to $0.035—around 20% increase that marks an important shift toward its $0.06 listing. In a market where timing matters, this is shaping up to be one of the most critical entry windows for retail and institutional players alike. What separates Mutuum Finance (MUTM) from countless other altcoins is its focus on delivering real, usable DeFi mechanics—not just speculation. The platform is structured around two powerful lending engines: P2C (peer-to-contract) and P2P (peer-to-peer). In the P2C model, users deposit well-known assets (e.g., ETH, AVAX, USDC, DAI) into decentralized smart-contract pools. Borrowers can then take out overcollateralized loans—typically up to 70% LTV on ETH, 60% on AVAX, and lower for volatility-sensitive assets—with dynamic interest rates adjusted based on how much of the pool is in use. Lenders receive mtTokens, which represent their share of the pool and automatically accrue interest over time. Meanwhile, for volatile or niche tokens like DOGE, PEPE, SHIBA, and other similar assets, the P2P model provides flexibility: lenders and borrowers negotiate custom terms directly—collateral, loan amount, interest rate, duration—outside of pooled funds. This strategy isolates riskier assets from the main pools while allowing risk-tolerant participants to seek higher returns. Both models maintain non-custodial architecture, require overcollateralization, and employ smart contracts to enforce terms and trigger liquidations as needed, preserving systemic safety. Security Backed by CertiK, Whales, and Smart Forecasts Security and transparency have become essential in decentralized finance—and Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is taking both seriously. The team has partnered with CertiK, one of the most trusted blockchain auditing firms in the industry. Their $50,000 Bug Bounty Program is now live, with rewards distributed across four severity levels: critical, major, minor, and low. This proactive initiative signals to both developers and investors that safety is not just a checkbox—it’s a long-term priority. This trust-driven approach is already drawing attention from major crypto holders. In late June, a prominent Ethereum (ETH) whale moved $150,000 into Mutuum Finance (MUTM), marking a clear shift from holding legacy assets into backing promising early-stage protocols. With over 13,000 current holders and rising, Mutuum is building a growing community of investors looking for scalable, yield-driven opportunities in DeFi. The market is also taking note. One respected crypto analyst—who accurately predicted Bitcoin (BTC)’s 2020 bull run—has now forecasted a post-listing price target of $0.70 for MUTM. That implies a 23x return from today’s price and highlights the momentum Mutuum is building ahead of its exchange debut. The team is also moving toward its beta launch, with a functional testnet experience expected to go live around the time the token lists. Coupled with a $100,000 giveaway and the platform’s integration with Layer-2 scaling, the user experience is being fine-tuned for lower costs, faster execution, and maximum access. As Bitcoin (BTC) continues its climb past $109K, long-term investors are now looking beyond the majors. In a market full of expensive bluechips, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) stands out as one of the few protocols under $0.04 with a working product, institutional-grade audit backing, and real lending mechanics ready to launch. Phase 6 is just around the corner—and it’s not waiting for anyone. 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