Mutuum Finance, an Ethereum-based DeFi project focused on lending and borrowing, has advanced through Roadmap Phase 2 while surpassing $19 million in funding. The initiative now boasts over 18,400 token holders as it prepares for a V1 testnet launch. This development highlights steady growth in the competitive DeFi lending sector.
Mutuum Finance (MUTM), based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, announced on December 14, 2025, significant strides in its development. The project, centered on Ethereum blockchain infrastructure for decentralized lending and borrowing, is finalizing core components during Roadmap Phase 2.
This phase involves constructing smart contracts for essential functions, including liquidity pools, the mtToken framework for interest-bearing assets, debt accounting, and an automated Liquidator Bot. These elements enable seamless deposits, loans, interest accrual, and liquidations without intermediaries. Internal testing and parameter adjustments are aligning the backend contracts with the frontend interface, transitioning from design to a deployable system.
Funding has reached approximately $19.30 million through phased token distribution, attracting more than 18,400 holders. The MUTM token launched in early 2025 at $0.01 and now trades at $0.035 in Phase 6, marking a 250% rise. With Phase 6 over 98% allocated and about 820 million of the 1.82 billion presale tokens sold from a total supply of 4 billion, demand remains consistent. Tokens are accessible via card payments, broadening participation beyond traditional crypto users.
Security measures include a completed CertiK audit scoring 90/100, an ongoing Halborn review, and a $50,000 bug bounty program. Community engagement is boosted by a daily leaderboard offering $500 in MUTM to top contributors.
Looking ahead, the V1 testnet is set for Q4 2025 on Sepolia, initially supporting ETH and USDT. This launch will allow public interaction with the protocol's key features, positioning Mutuum Finance as a measured entrant in DeFi lending amid market competition.
