PEPE Dips to 25-Day Low as Hayes Sells, Mutuum Rises in Presale

PEPE, the memecoin derived from the Pepe the Frog meme, has recently hit a 25-day low at $0.000010 following a large-scale sell-off by prominent crypto investor Arthur Hayes. This dumping triggered immediate downward pressure on the asset, deepening concerns among traders and investors about the token's near-term prospects [1]. The move has led to speculation that the $0.000010 level could serve as a temporary floor, though whether it will hold remains uncertain. Analysts have noted that the token is currently trading near its lower Bollinger Band, with resistance forming around $0.00001249 [1]. The MACD indicator remains bearish, although early signs suggest that selling pressure may be easing [1].

The selloff has raised broader concerns about the speculative nature of memecoins like PEPE, particularly in light of Hayes’ recent exit from Dogecoin, a token with which he was previously closely associated [1]. Many investors are now questioning whether PEPE is a viable long-term buy or simply a high-risk speculative play. The token’s struggle near $0.000010 highlights the inherent volatility of assets without strong utility or underlying fundamentals [1]. Whale activity remains a key factor influencing the token’s movement, with market participants closely watching for any signs of stabilization or further decline [1].

Amid this uncertainty, investors are increasingly looking toward projects with defined use cases and stronger fundamentals. One such project, Mutuum Finance (MUTM), has seen rapid adoption in its ongoing presale, having raised over $14 million since its launch [1]. The presale is currently in Phase 6, with tokens available at $0.035 each. Phase 7 is set to begin soon, with a 14.3% price increase expected, raising the token cost to $0.04. At launch, MUTM will be listed at $0.06, offering a guaranteed 71% return for those who purchase in Phase 6 [1]. Analysts have projected even higher returns, with some forecasts suggesting the token could reach between $1.50 and $2.50 within the next 12–18 months, driven by platform adoption and its unique lending solutions [1].

Mutuum Finance distinguishes itself through its real-world application, building a decentralized lending platform that utilizes both P2P and P2C models on an efficient Layer-2 network [1]. The project has also undergone a rigorous CertiK audit, achieving a 95.00 security score, and has launched a Bug Bounty Program with a $50,000 USDT reward pool to further enhance its security [1]. These developments have attracted a growing community of investors, with over 665 million tokens sold and 14,800 holders participating in the presale [1].

While PEPE faces an uncertain near-term outlook, the broader crypto market remains in a consolidation phase, with Bitcoin and several altcoins testing key support levels [1]. This context suggests that PEPE could follow a similar trajectory to other volatile tokens like Shiba Inu and XRP, especially if bullish volume signals continue to emerge [1]. However, for investors seeking more structured opportunities, Mutuum Finance offers a compelling alternative with its clear roadmap and tangible utility [1].

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[1] Invezz - [https://invezz.com/news/2025/08/05/pepe-price-forms-local-bottom-at-0-000010-but-is-it-the-best-crypto-to-buy/](https://invezz.com/news/2025/08/05/pepe-price-forms-local-bottom-at-0-000010-but-is-it-the-best-crypto-to-buy/)