Ethereum (ETH) Rally to Continue to $5000 if Momentum Remains Strong, but Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Has the Potential to Explode 7000%
Source Cryptopolitan
While Ethereum (ETH) is indicating the possibility of a rally that will continue as high as the $5,000 mark, everyone’s attention is quietly on a new coin, Mutuum Finance (MUTM). Experts are in a frenzy with forecasts of a record-breaking 7,000% surge that will see it hit $4.2 upon debut. Even as ETH’s momentum steals…
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