Ethereum News Today: Ethereum ETFs Draw $533.8M Inflow as Mutuum Finance Hits $14.1M Presale

Late July saw a record $533.8 million surge in net inflows into Ethereum (ETH) spot ETFs, marking the third-highest single-day inflow and contributing to a 13-day streak of $3.63 billion, according to SoSoValue data [1]. The iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) led with $426.22 million in inflows, while Fidelity’s FETH added $35.01 million, pushing total ETF assets past $10 billion, or roughly 4% of ETH’s market cap. The inflows reflect heightened institutional participation and growing confidence in Ethereum’s long-term value proposition. ETH’s price rose to approximately $3,871, up 10% on the week, although it faces a key resistance level at $4,000 and a support level at $3,824. Whale activity, including a notable $114 million accumulation by wallet 0xF436, highlights increasing on-chain demand [1].

Amid this institutional enthusiasm, a $0.035 token—Mutuum Finance (MUTM)—has drawn attention from large investors and DeFi enthusiasts. The project is leveraging Ethereum’s growing adoption to position itself as a dual-lending platform designed to serve both conservative and high-risk investors. The Peer-to-Contract (P2C) model allows users to lend stable and blue-chip cryptocurrencies to generate steady yields, while the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) model enables direct lending of speculative tokens like BONK and FLOKI, creating a more flexible and diverse lending ecosystem. For example, lending $18,000 in USDT could yield $2,880 annually at 16% APY, while borrowers can draw $900 in DAI by locking $1,200 in Solana (SOL) at a 75% LTV [1].

Mutuum Finance’s presale has raised over $14.1 million, with 12% of the token supply already sold to more than 14,900 holders, indicating strong grassroots support. The platform employs a revenue-sharing model, allocating a portion of its income to buy back MUTM tokens, which are then distributed as rewards to mtToken stakers. This strategy creates a self-sustaining demand cycle and aligns the interests of users and investors. The project is also undergoing a security audit by CertiK, with updates as recent as May 20, 2025, and has launched a bug bounty program to further ensure code integrity and investor safety [1].

Investors participating in earlier presale phases have already seen gains, with tokens purchased at $0.025 in Phase 4 appreciating by 40% to the current Phase 6 price of $0.035. Market analysts project that the token could reach $0.06 on major exchanges, representing a 140% gain from current levels. Looking ahead, key milestones include the beta launch of the platform, which will enable real-world use of the lending features, and planned listings on major exchanges such as Binance and Kraken, which will enhance liquidity and visibility. Analysts have forecasted that the token could reach $1 by 2026, driven by platform growth and institutional adoption [1].

With the current presale price set to rise to $0.040 in Phase 7—representing a 15% jump from the current level—investors are being urged to act quickly to secure MUTM tokens at a discount. The token’s dual-lending model, strong presale traction, and robust security measures position it as a compelling candidate in the evolving DeFi landscape. As Ethereum ETF inflows continue to signal institutional validation, MUTM is emerging as a token that could benefit from the broader momentum in decentralized finance [1].

Source: [1]The $0.035 Token Gaining Whale Attention While Ethereum (ETH) ETF Inflows Hit $500M (https://timestabloid.com/the-0-035-token-gaining-whale-attention-while-ethereum-eth/)