ushousemarketstructuredraft

According to Odaily, a new draft discussion on market structure from the U.S. House of Representatives aims to clarify the classification of digital commodity transactions. As reported by Forbes journalist Eleanor Terrett, the draft specifies on page 49 that transactions involving the sale of digital commodities do not constitute securities, provided they do not grant the purchaser ownership rights in the issuer's business, profits, or assets. In essence, buying and selling digital commodities on the secondary market, rather than directly from the issuer, will not automatically trigger U.S. securities laws unless the sale confers ownership or claims to the company's profits or assets.

Cardano's native token ADA has struggled to maintain its early 2025 momentum, briefly rising above $0.80 before retreating to around $0.68 amid declining investor interest. Once seen as a likely contender to hit $1, ADA now appears to be losing favor as investors shift focus to Mutuum Finance (MUTM)—a rising DeFi project that has already raised $7.6 million in its presale, selling 443 million tokens.
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Steals the Spotlight
Mutuum Finance is gaining significant traction thanks to its innovative lending model and structured tokenomics. As ADA’s price movement stagnates, investor attention has pivoted toward MUTM, which offers a fresh opportunity in a market that increasingly favors utility-driven projects. The DeFi platform has become especially attractive to whale investors looking for early-stage growth.
Cardano’s Slowing Momentum
After peaking at $0.80 in February, ADA has entered a period of sideways trading, holding support above $0.65 but failing to show strong upward momentum. Transaction fees on the Cardano network have plummeted by 52% to just $8.1K, indicating a sharp drop in usage. Network activity, including active addresses and transaction volume, has reached multi-month lows. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows only brief spikes into overbought territory—signaling weak and short-lived buying pressure. Without new catalysts, ADA's $1 target seems increasingly unlikely.
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Presale Surge
The ongoing phase 4 presale of MUTM tokens, priced at $0.025, has already seen over 57% of tokens sold and more than 9,500 participants. The next phase will raise the price to $0.03, granting current investors a 20% return on entry. With $7.6 million already raised, excitement continues to build around the project.
Analysts forecast strong growth for MUTM, expecting the token to debut on exchanges at $0.06 and potentially climb to $2.50—representing a massive 9,900% return on investment. The project’s top-holder leaderboard, offering bonus tokens to major participants, has helped drive investor FOMO and maintain strong demand.
Security and Utility at the Core
Mutuum Finance has prioritized transparency and trust, initiating a smart contract audit through Certik. This move aims to boost investor confidence as the platform readies for broader exposure. MUTM also stands out with its real-world utility—providing decentralized lending services that generate passive income for users. The combination of its "buy-and-distribute" mechanism and sustainable token redistribution model has kept demand steady.
Whales Fuel MUTM’s Momentum
As Cardano struggles to reclaim market excitement, MUTM continues to thrive. ADA’s inability to break past $1 and its fading network engagement contrast sharply with MUTM’s dynamic presale performance. Investors are increasingly drawn to projects offering immediate value and a clear roadmap—qualities that Mutuum Finance has successfully demonstrated.
With phase 4 of the MUTM presale nearing its end, the opportunity to invest at $0.025 is closing fast. The next pricing tier and projected 140% return mark a pivotal moment for those seeking high-growth potential in the evolving DeFi space.
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