Mutuum Finance's Phase 7 presale has raised $23,506,557.66 and is 56% sold, with 19,316 holders now on the books. For anyone holding MUTM at $0.04, the next pricing tier is already locked in — and it isn't cheaper. The bigger question traders are asking isn't the current price; it's what happens once Phase 7 closes and what the roadmap actually says about a Mutuum Finance mainnet date.
Mutuum Finance presale dashboard shows $23,506,557.66 raised as of the latest update, with Phase 7 (P7) marked "Live Now" and 56% of that phase's allocation sold. The current price sits at $0.04 per MUTM, with 19,316 holders participating so far.
The presales runs across 11 total phases, moving from an initial $0.01 up to a stated listing price of $0.06. P8 opens at $0.045 once P7 sells out — a 12.5% step up from the current price. Each completed phase has so far sold out before the next one opened, which is part of why P7 remaining allocation is drawing attention.
Source: Official Post
For presale participants, phase transitions are the main lever on entry price. A higher phase price doesn't guarantee a higher exit price — it simply changes the cost basis for anyone entering from that point forward.
It's also worth separating Mutuum presale pricing from listing outcomes. The $0.06 figure is a stated target within the sale's own pricing structure, not a market-confirmed listing price.
Once (and if) MUTM lists on an exchange, open-market trading will determine the actual price, which can move above or below any presales figure depending on demand, liquidity, and broader market conditions at the time.
This is the detail most readers are searching for, and it's also the one with the least certainty attached to it. It has not published a confirmed mainnet or exchange listing date.
The project's roadmap ties the launch to Phase 4 (P4) of its development plan, which bundles together:
Live platform launch
MUTM token listing on exchanges
MUTM claim process activation
Bug bounty program launch
Institutional partnership initiation
P1 through 3 — testnet, smart contract completion, and final third-party audits — are described as prerequisites to that stage. The project has cited a completed CertiK audit with a 90/100 score as part of its security groundwork. Until P3 is confirmed complete, any specific listing date circulating online should be treated as speculation rather than an official announcement.
Out of a 4,000,000,000 MUTM total supply, the allocation breaks down as:
Presale: 45.5% (1.82B tokens)
Liquidity Mining: 10%
Ecosystem & Development: 10%
Security Reserve: 10%
Liquidity: 10% (locked 6 months post-listing)
Partnerships: 5%
Community: 5%
Team & Founders: 4.5% (18-month vest, 6-month cliff)
Presale tokens vest linearly from Month 2 to Month 6, with 0% unlocked at launch — a structure aimed at limiting immediate sell pressure once trading opens.
Source: Official Website
Three milestones sit ahead of any listing: P3 completion (testnet beta and external audits), full presales sell-out across all 11 phases, and a public exchange announcement — no centralized exchange has been named so far. Official channels remain the only reliable source for a confirmed date.
Mutuum Finance has crossed $23.5M, with P7 more than halfway sold, and the token's vesting structure is designed to reduce early dump risk at listing. The mainnet and launch date remain unconfirmed — that's the detail worth tracking before P8 pricing kicks in.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Crypto presales carry significant risk, including the possibility of total loss. Presale progress and stated roadmaps are not guarantees of future performance or exchange listing. Always conduct independent research and consult a licensed financial advisor before investing.
