From SHIB to MUTM: Why Investors Are Turning to Lending Projects with Greater Scarcity

【Crypto World】Many investors are starting to worry when looking at Shiba Inu (SHIB) — the massive token supply severely limits the project’s long-term potential. Against this backdrop, some people’s attention has shifted to Mutuum Finance (MUTM).

MUTM is a decentralized lending platform currently in pre-sale, with a price set at $0.04. It sounds very early-stage, but just look at its data: it has already raised over $19.7 million, attracted nearly 19,000 holders, with a fixed total supply of 4 billion tokens, which will not be infinitely diluted.

The project’s profit logic is also quite clear — primarily through token buybacks as the main revenue source, forming a closed loop. Compared to the huge and continuously expanding supply like SHIB, MUTM’s scarcity design is obviously more imaginative. Industry analysts believe that whether the project can succeed depends on two key points: first, the valuation at entry (MUTM is still in early stages, which is advantageous), and second, the actual application value (the demand for lending is real).

Of course, SHIB has its own story, but in terms of growth potential, the supply ceiling is fixed. MUTM represents another possibility — precise token design combined with real use cases. This is also why more and more people are starting to choose between the two.