Bitcoin (BTC) has gone through a major shake-up recently. After trading above $126,000 in late 2025, it dropped sharply to around $60,000–$65,000, which is nearly a 50% fall from the peak and the lowest level we’ve seen in months. Heavy selling pressure, large liquidations, and weakening market sentiment pushed BTC through important support zones and dragged the broader crypto market down with it. Although there have been some rebound attempts since then, confidence has clearly taken a hit.
Whenever Bitcoin experiences a deep correction like this, I notice that attention often shifts toward earlier-stage projects that are still building real utility. One project I’ve been looking at closely is Mutuum Finance (MUTM). It’s positioning itself as a serious DeFi platform focused on lending and borrowing, and it’s still in the presale stage, which means early participants are getting in before full market exposure.
Right now, Mutuum Finance is in presale phase 7 with the token priced at $0.04. So far, the project has raised about $20.45 million and attracted more than 19,000 holders, which shows stro
