Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ), who still has a lot of influence in the cryptocurrency world, made a symbolic purchase of two altcoins, according to onchain data. According to Lookonchain data, CZ purchased one BNB each of two memecoins, Mubarak and Test (TST), via a decentralized exchange (DEX). CZ has been posting a lot of posts recently promoting the development of memecoins on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) network, and the recent purchases are likely made with this in mind. The memecoin called Mubarak was recently launched and has climbed to a significant level of $66 million in market value. The token’s price has increased by 69% in the last 24 hours. Related News: Attention: A Well-Known Scammer Is Reportedly Launching a New Altcoin - Here's the Token to Avoid The Binance founder has recently become particularly interested in decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges. CZ, who admits that his knowledge on the subject is low, makes his purchases through the Four platform on the BSC network. With these purchases, many users are sending their own tokens and especially memecoins to CZ's emerging cryptocurrency wallet addresses for free. The Binance founder announced that he would burn or donate these tokens. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Binance Founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) Made Symbolic Purchases of Two Memecoins Today
A proposal for XRP as a strategic financial asset for the US has been published on the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) website. It appears that Maximilian Staudinger wrote the five-page document and submitted it to the newly established SEC Crypto Task Force. According to the proposal , the US could see massive financial benefits if it makes XRP a payment asset. The proposal, which presupposes an integration of Ripple XRP into the US financial system, claims that it could unlock up to $1.5 trillion from Nostro accounts. Comprehensive Proposal to Make XRP a Strategic Financial Asset (Source: SEC) The Nostro accounts describe accounts held by banks with foreign banks and denominated in foreign currency to facilitate cross-border transactions. According to the document, $27 trillion is stored in these accounts worldwide, with the US holding $5 trillion of the funds. However, it believes that XRP can become the replacement liquidity for 30% of the fund. It added that XRP could also become the payment rail for financial transactions, saving the US up to $7.5 billion annually. While there are no clear details on how this will happen, it expects the government to use XRP for state-level payments, including Social Security. Meanwhile, the proposal also mentioned the Bitcoin reserve, noting that the $1.5 trillion from the Nostro accounts will go towards acquiring Bitcoin for the strategic reserve. However, it incorrectly claimed that the US could buy up to 25 million BTC for $60,000 per BTC with the fund, far above the maximum supply cap of 21 million BTC. The proposal calls for a regulatory overhaul to make XRP payment network Unsurprisingly, the ambitious proposal also contained recommendations necessary for integrating XRP into the US financial system. The first recommendation is an executive order from the President directing the SEC, the Treasury, and the Department of Justice (DOJ) to classify XRP as a payment asset. The administration believes that this order will resolve the pending lawsuit against Ripple regarding the status of the SEC. Beyond the executive order, the multiphase plan includes other recommendations calling for legislation that will mandate banks to adopt XRP and require the Federal Reserve and Office of the Comptroller of Currency to make using XRP compulsory for banks as a replacement for Nostro. The proposal emphasized the SEC and Ripple lawsuit, noting that legal clarity is needed. It noted that implementation could happen within 12 to 24 months, depending on whether the stakeholders follow the regular or accelerated plan. Crypto community reacts Meanwhile, the proposal has attracted criticism from many in the crypto community, who consider it a completely unrealistic plan that should be ignored. Bitcoin Magazine political correspondent Frank Corva described it as illogical in an opinion piece. Corva wrote: “Given how faulty the logic behind this proposal is, it’s difficult to consider XRP a strategic asset. Plus, why would the U.S. government do so when two thirds of the supply is still in the hands of the organization that issued the asset?” Although the proposal’s appearance on the SEC website has generated publicity, some users have clarified that the regulator allows individuals to submit proposals and public comments, which it publishes on its website. Thus, this is not the SEC’s official position. Staudinger himself has confirmed this, noting that he wrote it to show the potential of XRP. Cryptopolitan Academy: Tired of market swings? Learn how DeFi can help you build steady passive income. Register Now
What are AI bots? AI bots are self-learning software that automates and continuously refines crypto cyberattacks, making them more dangerous than traditional hacking methods. At the heart of today’s AI-driven cybercrime are AI bots — self-learning software programs designed to process vast amounts of data, make independent decisions, and execute complex tasks without human intervention. While these bots have been a game-changer in industries like finance, healthcare and customer service, they have also become a weapon for cybercriminals, particularly in the world of cryptocurrency. Unlike traditional hacking methods, which require manual effort and technical expertise, AI bots can fully automate attacks, adapt to new cryptocurrency security measures, and even refine their tactics over time. This makes them far more effective than human hackers, who are limited by time, resources and error-prone processes. Why are AI bots so dangerous? The biggest threat posed by AI-driven cybercrime is scale. A single hacker attempting to breach a crypto exchange or trick users into handing over their private keys can only do so much. AI bots, however, can launch thousands of attacks simultaneously, refining their techniques as they go. Speed: AI bots can scan millions of blockchain transactions, smart contracts and websites within minutes, identifying weaknesses in wallets (leading to crypto wallet hacks), decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and exchanges. Scalability: A human scammer may send phishing emails to a few hundred people. An AI bot can send personalized, perfectly crafted phishing emails to millions in the same time frame. Adaptability: Machine learning allows these bots to improve with every failed attack, making them harder to detect and block. This ability to automate, adapt and attack at scale has led to a surge in AI-driven crypto fraud, making crypto fraud prevention more critical than ever. In October 2024, the X account of Andy Ayrey, developer of the AI bot Truth Terminal , was compromised by hackers. The attackers used Ayrey’s account to promote a fraudulent memecoin named Infinite Backrooms (IB). The malicious campaign led to a rapid surge in IB’s market capitalization, reaching $25 million. Within 45 minutes, the perpetrators liquidated their holdings, securing over $600,000. How AI-powered bots can steal cryptocurrency assets AI-powered bots aren’t just automating crypto scams — they’re becoming smarter, more targeted and increasingly hard to spot. Here are some of the most dangerous types of AI-driven scams currently being used to steal cryptocurrency assets: 1. AI-powered phishing bots Phishing attacks are nothing new in crypto, but AI has turned them into a far bigger threat. Instead of sloppy emails full of mistakes, today’s AI bots create personalized messages that look exactly like real communications from platforms such as Coinbase or MetaMask. They gather personal information from leaked databases, social media and even blockchain records, making their scams extremely convincing. For instance, in early 2024, an AI-driven phishing attack targeted Coinbase users by sending emails about fake cryptocurrency security alerts, ultimately tricking users out of nearly $65 million. Also, after OpenAI launched GPT-4 , scammers created a fake OpenAI token airdrop site to exploit the hype. They sent emails and X posts luring users to “claim” a bogus token — the phishing page closely mirrored OpenAI’s real site . Victims who took the bait and connected their wallets had all their crypto assets drained automatically. Unlike old-school phishing, these AI-enhanced scams are polished and targeted, often free of the typos or clumsy wording that is used to give away a phishing scam. Some even deploy AI chatbots posing as customer support representatives for exchanges or wallets , tricking users into divulging private keys or two-factor authentication (2FA) codes under the guise of “verification.” In 2022, some malware specifically targeted browser-based wallets like MetaMask: a strain called Mars Stealer could sniff out private keys for over 40 different wallet browser extensions and 2FA apps, draining any funds it found. Such malware often spreads via phishing links, fake software downloads or pirated crypto tools. Once inside your system, it might monitor your clipboard (to swap in the attacker’s address when you copy-paste a wallet address), log your keystrokes, or export your seed phrase files — all without obvious signs. 2. AI-powered exploit-scanning bots Smart contract vulnerabilities are a hacker’s goldmine, and AI bots are taking advantage faster than ever. These bots continuously scan platforms like Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain, hunting for flaws in newly deployed DeFi projects. As soon as they detect an issue, they exploit it automatically, often within minutes. Researchers have demonstrated that AI chatbots, such as those powered by GPT-3, can analyze smart contract code to identify exploitable weaknesses. For instance, Stephen Tong, co-founder of Zellic, showcased an AI chatbot detecting a vulnerability in a smart contract’s “withdraw” function, similar to the flaw exploited in the Fei Protocol attack, which resulted in an $80-million loss. 3. AI-enhanced brute-force attacks Brute-force attacks used to take forever, but AI bots have made them dangerously efficient. By analyzing previous password breaches, these bots quickly identify patterns to crack passwords and seed phrases in record time. A 2024 study on desktop cryptocurrency wallets, including Sparrow, Etherwall and Bither, found that weak passwords drastically lower resistance to brute-force attacks, emphasizing that strong, complex passwords are crucial to safeguarding digital assets. 4. Deepfake impersonation bots Imagine watching a video of a trusted crypto influencer or CEO asking you to invest — but it’s entirely fake. That’s the reality of deepfake scams powered by AI. These bots create ultra-realistic videos and voice recordings, tricking even savvy crypto holders into transferring funds. 5. Social media botnets On platforms like X and Telegram, swarms of AI bots push crypto scams at scale. Botnets such as “Fox8” used ChatGPT to generate hundreds of persuasive posts hyping scam tokens and replying to users in real-time. In one case, scammers abused the names of Elon Musk and ChatGPT to promote a fake crypto giveaway — complete with a deepfaked video of Musk — duping people into sending funds to scammers. In 2023, Sophos researchers found crypto romance scammers using ChatGPT to chat with multiple victims at once, making their affectionate messages more convincing and scalable. Similarly, Meta reported a sharp uptick in malware and phishing links disguised as ChatGPT or AI tools, often tied to crypto fraud schemes. And in the realm of romance scams, AI is boosting so-called pig butchering operations — long-con scams where fraudsters cultivate relationships and then lure victims into fake crypto investments. A striking case occurred in Hong Kong in 2024: Police busted a criminal ring that defrauded men across Asia of $46 million via an AI-assisted romance scam. Automated trading bot scams and exploits AI is being invoked in the arena of cryptocurrency trading bots — often as a buzzword to con investors and occasionally as a tool for technical exploits. A notable example is YieldTrust.ai, which in 2023 marketed an AI bot supposedly yielding 2.2% returns per day — an astronomical, implausible profit. Regulators from several states investigated and found no evidence the “AI bot” even existed; it appeared to be a classic Ponzi, using AI as a tech buzzword to suck in victims. YieldTrust.ai was ultimately shut down by authorities, but not before investors were duped by the slick marketing. Even when an automated trading bot is real, it’s often not the money-printing machine scammers claim. For instance, blockchain analysis firm Arkham Intelligence highlighted a case where a so-called arbitrage trading bot (likely touted as AI-driven) executed an incredibly complex series of trades, including a $200-million flash loan — and ended up netting a measly $3.24 in profit. In fact, many “AI trading” scams will take your deposit and, at best, run it through some random trades (or not trade at all), then make excuses when you try to withdraw. Some shady operators also use social media AI bots to fabricate a track record (e.g., fake testimonials or X bots that constantly post “winning trades”) to create an illusion of success. It’s all part of the ruse. On the more technical side, criminals do use automated bots (not necessarily AI, but sometimes labeled as such) to exploit the crypto markets and infrastructure. Front-running bots in DeFi, for example, automatically insert themselves into pending transactions to steal a bit of value (a sandwich attack ), and flash loan bots execute lightning-fast trades to exploit price discrepancies or vulnerable smart contracts. These require coding skills and aren’t typically marketed to victims; instead, they’re direct theft tools used by hackers. AI could enhance these by optimizing strategies faster than a human. However, as mentioned, even highly sophisticated bots don’t guarantee big gains — the markets are competitive and unpredictable, something even the fanciest AI can’t reliably foresee. Meanwhile, the risk to victims is real: If a trading algorithm malfunctions or is maliciously coded, it can wipe out your funds in seconds. There have been cases of rogue bots on exchanges triggering flash crashes or draining liquidity pools, causing users to incur huge slippage losses. How AI-powered malware fuels cybercrime against crypto users AI is teaching cybercriminals how to hack crypto platforms, enabling a wave of less-skilled attackers to launch credible attacks. This helps explain why crypto phishing and malware campaigns have scaled up so dramatically — AI tools let bad actors automate their scams and continuously refine them based on what works. AI is also supercharging malware threats and hacking tactics aimed at crypto users. One concern is AI-generated malware, malicious programs that use AI to adapt and evade detection. In 2023, researchers demonstrated a proof-of-concept called BlackMamba, a polymorphic keylogger that uses an AI language model (like the tech behind ChatGPT) to rewrite its code with every execution. This means each time BlackMamba runs, it produces a new variant of itself in memory, helping it slip past antivirus and endpoint security tools. In tests, this AI-crafted malware went undetected by an industry-leading endpoint detection and response system. Once active, it could stealthily capture everything the user types — including crypto exchange passwords or wallet seed phrases — and send that data to attackers. While BlackMamba was just a lab demo, it highlights a real threat: Criminals can harness AI to create shape-shifting malware that targets cryptocurrency accounts and is much harder to catch than traditional viruses. Even without exotic AI malware, threat actors abuse the popularity of AI to spread classic trojans. Scammers commonly set up fake “ChatGPT” or AI-related apps that contain malware, knowing users might drop their guard due to the AI branding. For instance, security analysts observed fraudulent websites impersonating the ChatGPT site with a “Download for Windows” button; if clicked, it silently installs a crypto-stealing Trojan on the victim’s machine. Beyond the malware itself, AI is lowering the skill barrier for would-be hackers. Previously, a criminal needed some coding know-how to craft phishing pages or viruses. Now, underground “AI-as-a-service” tools do much of the work. Illicit AI chatbots like WormGPT and FraudGPT have appeared on dark web forums, offering to generate phishing emails, malware code and hacking tips on demand. For a fee, even non-technical criminals can use these AI bots to churn out convincing scam sites, create new malware variants, and scan for software vulnerabilities. How to protect your crypto from AI-driven attacks AI-driven threats are becoming more advanced, making strong security measures essential to protect digital assets from automated scams and hacks. Below are the most effective ways on how to protect crypto from hackers and defend against AI-powered phishing, deepfake scams and exploit bots: Use a hardware wallet: AI-driven malware and phishing attacks primarily target online (hot) wallets. By using hardware wallets — like Ledger or Trezor — you keep private keys completely offline, making them virtually impossible for hackers or malicious AI bots to access remotely. For instance, during the 2022 FTX collapse, those using hardware wallets avoided the massive losses suffered by users with funds stored on exchanges. Enable multifactor authentication (MFA) and strong passwords: AI bots can crack weak passwords using deep learning in cybercrime, leveraging machine learning algorithms trained on leaked data breaches to predict and exploit vulnerable credentials. To counter this, always enable MFA via authenticator apps like Google Authenticator or Authy rather than SMS-based codes — hackers have been known to exploit SIM swap vulnerabilities , making SMS verification less secure. Beware of AI-powered phishing scams: AI-generated phishing emails, messages and fake support requests have become nearly indistinguishable from real ones. Avoid clicking on links in emails or direct messages, always verify website URLs manually, and never share private keys or seed phrases, regardless of how convincing the request may seem. Verify identities carefully to avoid deepfake scams: AI-powered deepfake videos and voice recordings can convincingly impersonate crypto influencers, executives or even people you personally know. If someone is asking for funds or promoting an urgent investment opportunity via video or audio, verify their identity through multiple channels before taking action. Stay informed about the latest blockchain security threats: Regularly following trusted blockchain security sources such as CertiK, Chainalysis or SlowMist will keep you informed about the latest AI-powered threats and the tools available to protect yourself. The future of AI in cybercrime and crypto security As AI-driven crypto threats evolve rapidly, proactive and AI-powered security solutions become crucial to protecting your digital assets. Looking ahead, AI’s role in cybercrime is likely to escalate, becoming increasingly sophisticated and harder to detect. Advanced AI systems will automate complex cyberattacks like deepfake-based impersonations, exploit smart-contract vulnerabilities instantly upon detection, and execute precision-targeted phishing scams. To counter these evolving threats, blockchain security will increasingly rely on real-time AI threat detection. Platforms like CertiK already leverage advanced machine learning models to scan millions of blockchain transactions daily, spotting anomalies instantly. As cyber threats grow smarter, these proactive AI systems will become essential in preventing major breaches, reducing financial losses, and combating AI and financial fraud to maintain trust in crypto markets. Ultimately, the future of crypto security will depend heavily on industry-wide cooperation and shared AI-driven defense systems. Exchanges, blockchain platforms, cybersecurity providers and regulators must collaborate closely, using AI to predict threats before they materialize. While AI-powered cyberattacks will continue to evolve, the crypto community’s best defense is staying informed, proactive and adaptive — turning artificial intelligence from a threat into its strongest ally.
AI healthcare poses major privacy risks, but we have the tools to address them, says Marko Stokic, Head of AI at Oasis Protocol Foundation.
After a turbulent start to the week, the Stellar price seems to be finding some stability, briefly climbing above the $0.28 level this weekend. This growing momentum has sparked interest from market enthusiasts, with prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez projecting the XLM token to soon experience a sustained price rise. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Breaking Out Of This Pattern — Can BTC Reclaim $90,000? XLM Primed For 40% Price Gain In an X post on March 15, Martinez shared an intriguing projection for Stellar price after rebounding off a crucial level. Martinez noted that the altcoin could be on its way to a new local high over the coming weeks. This bullish projection is based on the formation of a descending channel pattern on the XLM daily chart. For context, a descending channel is a common pattern in technical analysis characterized by two major (downward-sloping) trendlines. The upper boundary line connects a series of lower highs and the lower channel line connects the lower lows. The asset’s price typically persists within the channel; with the upper boundary line acting as resistance and the lower channel line considered a support floor. The descending channel formation is usually a bearish pattern, indicating the persistence of a downward trend. When the price breaks down the lower channel line, it signals the continuation of the downtrend. Conversely, a break out of the descending channel can be used to identify trend reversal points — usually from a bearish trend to an upward trend. XLM’s price has been in this descending channel since November 2024, recently bouncing back from the lower boundary line. As observed in the chart above, the altcoin fell to support around the $0.23 level in early March, but it has since turned around toward the channel’s midline. According to Martinez, the next price target for XLM is $0.30 at the channel’s midline. However, the analyst believes Stellar could make a play for as high as $0.38 at the upper boundary line i.e. representing a potential 40% surge from the current market price. The last time the Stellar traded around the $0.38 region was in early February and has since plummeted as low as $0.23 since then. Stellar Price Overview As of this writing, the XLM token is valued at around $0.27, reflecting a 0.83% gain in the past 24 hours. According to data from CoinMarketCap, the Stellar price is down by 0.76% in the last seven days despite the woeful start to the week. Meanwhile, the altcoin’s value has declined by 17.25% in the past month. Related Reading: XRP Price To $110? Bollinger Bands Creator Reveals Why It Will Become A Market Leader Featured image from Medium, chart from Tradingview
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Today in crypto, controversial Libra co-creator, Hayden Davies, has launched another memecoin that led to a 99% collapse, despite Davies facing calls for an Interpol Red Notice to be issued for his implication in the $107 million Libra rug pull. Libra, Melania creator’s ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ memecoin crashes 99% The creator of the Libra (LIBRA) token has launched another memecoin with some of the same concerning onchain patterns that pointed to significant insider trading activity ahead of the coin’s 99% collapse. Hayden Davis, the co-creator of the Official Melania Meme (MELANIA) and the Libra token, has launched a new Solana-based memecoin, with an over 80% insider supply. Davis launched the Wolf (WOLF) memecoin on March 8, banking on rumors of Jordan Belfort, known as the Wolf of Wall Street, launching his own token. The token reached a peak $42 million market cap, however, 82% of the WOLF token’s supply was bundled under the same entity, according to a March 15 X post by Bubblemaps , which wrote: “The bubble map revealed something strange — $WOLF had the same pattern as $HOOD, a token launched by Hayden Davis. Was he behind this one too?” Uber angel investor stirs Bitcoin debate with ‘build a better Bitcoin’ remark A technology investor who backed ridesharing app Uber in its early days has sparked backlash from the Bitcoin community after claiming Bitcoin will inevitably be replaced by something better. “Bitcoin has been a wonderful game, but with a couple of giant players cornering the market, the timing is right to “build a better Bitcoin” — restarting the game,” prominent angel investor and internet entrepreneur Jason Calacanis told his 981,600 X followers on March 14. Founders and executives of Bitcoin-related companies were quick to push back, arguing that Bitcoin will not be replaced, though there’s still room for a dominant layer-2 protocol to emerge on top of the Bitcoin network. Swan Bitcoin co-founder Brady Swenson said , “Winning protocols don’t get replaced; they are built upon.” Telegram founder Pavel Durov given permission to leave France Pavel Durov, founder of the popular messaging app Telegram, has left France and relocated to Dubai following approval from a French court. On March 13, Durov reportedly received permission from the French court to depart the country, allowing him to travel to Dubai — a city known for its business-friendly environment and lack of extradition agreements with many nations — according to a Barron’s report citing unknown sources. Citing unnamed sources, AFP reported that “He (Durov) departed France this morning,” adding that he left with the authorities’ approval. Another source stated that he had been granted permission to leave France for “several weeks.”
Shiba Inu and Dogecoin whales, known for their knack for spotting high-growth opportunities, are making a bold move into Mutuum Finance (MUTM), a new decentralized finance (DeFi) altcoin. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is riding strong bullish momentum, positioning itself as top performers for explosive growth in the coming months. The project is in phase 3 of its presale priced at $0.02. Mutuum Finance’s presale surges past $3.4 million with over 5500 investors already onboard. As Mutuum Finance enters Phase 4, the price will jump 25% to $0.025. MUTM could be the next big winner for those who seek greater gains and long term investment. Experts have set an ambitious target for MUTM, forecasting a staggering 15540% increase, which would propel its value to $9.3, potentially outpacing DOGE and SHIB. Transforming DeFi Lending with a Hybrid Model Mutuum Finance is revolutionizing decentralized lending by merging both Peer-to-Contract (P2C) and Peer-to-Peer (P2P) models. The P2C model allows users to lock stablecoins like USDT in liquidity pools backed by smart contracts, receiving passive income while making it easy for borrowers to borrow money easily. Meanwhile, the P2P model eliminates middlemen, allowing lenders and borrowers to directly negotiate with each other. This two-pronged approach maximizes security, efficiency, and decentralization and positions Mutuum Finance at the forefront of the DeFi universe. By giving users full control over their lending decisions, the platform is appealing to conservative and high-yield investors, and facilitates a more open and flexible financial system. A DeFi Disruptor Drawing Massive Investor Interest Mutuum Finance is rapidly generating buzz in the DeFi community with its game-changing lending solutions. Despite being in presale, it has already surpassed more than $3.2 million in funding and has amassed nearly 5700 investors, making it a solid altcoin ready to experience a major breakthrough. With the Phase 3 price at $0.02 and with an impending 33.33% price boost in the next phase, early investors stand to gain good returns in terms of bagging their highest returns. At launch, with an anticipated price of $0.06, profits could be 200%, and for the next bull cycle, projections see the leap over $9.3. Mutuum Finance establishes its security foundation through the launch of an entirely collateralized stablecoin on the Ethereum blockchain. The over-collateralization requirement in this model eliminates volatility risks that break algorithmic stablecoins due to their instability. The platform establishes investor confidence by employing multiple auditing activities on smart contracts together with financially transparent systems to repair DeFi lending platform vulnerabilities. Mutuum Finance emphasizes sustainability and security thus establishing itself as an excellent option for investors making long-term decisions. Exclusive Rewards and Community Incentives The initial supporters of Mutuum Finance can benefit from multiple enticing rewards which offer both generous giveaways of $100,000 awarded through $10,000 MUTM token distributions to ten winners alongside a referral program that rewards its users for new investor acquisitions. The referral system of Mutuum Finance motivates users to recruit new investors while providing rewards to these referrals. Users who join early receive privileged access to future staking pools and they obtain governance privileges while receiving first access to platform upgrade updates. The incentives provided by Mutuum Finance motivate users to join initially while developing better long-term retention of token holders. A Strategic Vision for Sustainable Growth Mutuum Finance created its tokenomics framework to promote sustainable value through proper management of liquidity and strategic partnerships and security features with anti-inflation measures. The basis for enduring token price appreciation comes from a controlled distribution process during the presale phase alongside proper management techniques. The payout system for token staking pumps out steady passive revenue which retains both investors’ commitment and protects token sustainability levels. The deflationary mechanisms function over time to reduce network supply which leads to increased scarcity thereby strengthening price growth potential for the long term. The platform MUTM is changing the shape of DeFi by attracting key whale investors and raising its funds beyond $3.4 million. Early investors who participate in Phase 3 at $0.02 will see substantial financial growth until the price reaches $9.3 while a forthcoming 25% price increase is projected. Purchase MUTM tokens during the current presale stage to obtain your position in DeFi’s upcoming developments. For more information about Mutuum Finance (MUTM) visit the links below: Website: https://www.mutuum.finance/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mutuumfinance
Recent metrics from Santiment highlight a striking increase in active addresses for DOGE, which have surged approximately 400% to exceed 390,000. This uptrend is notable and reflects a reinvigorated interest
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