June 2025 is heating up with fresh momentum in the crypto market, led by PEPE, the viral meme coin surging past expectations, and a little-known DeFi altcoin, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) , rapidly gaining traction. PEPE’s recent breakout has reignited enthusiasm among meme-token investors. As traders hunt for best crypto to buy in 2025, PEPE remains on the radar for its short-term rally potential. But the real FOMO is reserved for Mutuum Finance, that’s being hailed as top tokens only for savvy summer plays. Presale of Mutuum Finance is in 40% sold out in Phase 5 with MUTM available for a mere $0.03. Mutuum Finance presale has attracted over 12,300 investors. More than $11 million has been raised. Mutuum Finance is quickly becoming the altcoin everyone wants exposure to. Pepe Coin shows resilience after mid-June dip At the moment, Pepe Coin (PEPE) is valued at around 0.000011, with a 24-hour trading volume of close to 735 million showing a 26% increase, which indicates increased market interest after the 24-hour decline. PEPE has found a strong support area at $0.000011-0.0000114, despite a 20% decline since hitting the highs in May, which is considered to be a positive indication of an immediate recovery. According to technical analysts, expected direction going into late June is effectively towards $0.000012 in the event that this support gets reinforced, whereas bearish pressure below 0.0000110 may turn out to be down again. It is the meme type of coin, where the sentiment of the traders and the hype around the coin are usually most important; and whereas PEPE has become the coin to be played by the trend-chasing traders, investors are considering venturing into other newer coins such as Mutuum Finance (MUTM), whose potential seems even broader. Revolutionizing DeFi with a proven dual-lending formula In comparison with ordinary DeFi protocols, Mutuum Finance will be the first to try to build a hybrid lending system that will have opportunities to meet the requirements of users with passive and sophisticated users. In Peer-to-Contract (P2C), clients meet the requirements of any investor who wishes to own passive income by depositing his USDT into the smart contract pools which provide stable passive income on the basis of an interest rate which it estimates up and down as the market demands. In Peer-to-Peer (P2P), experienced users can take advantage of this model where both borrowers and lenders are in complete control of establishing the terms, which is ideal to handle volatile assets. The two-model design provides the maximum flexibility, control, and risk management so that a given DeFi framework can be provided compared to original traditional lending protocols. Mutuum Finance presale booms with 12,300+ investors and $11M raised Mutuum Finance is a DeFi protocol that is making waves in the market since it has raised more than $11 million and had more than 12,300 investors supporting it so far. Such a momentum is a testimony of this growing trust in the long-term project vision and the role that it would take in revolutionizing the decentralized finance market. MUTM tokens are priced at $0.03 and are currently in phase 5. As the price will be raised to $0.035 in Phase 6, current buyers will be able to make 100% of profit upon launch when the token will begin to trade for $0.06. In June 2025, the beginning of a crypto comeback is already displayed, with two tokens attracting severe interest, PEPE and the Mutuum Finance (MUTM). PEPE is coming back with a 26% increase in volume and a strong floor, so it might be an excellent target in terms of short-term rewards. However the long run breakout potential candidate is Mutuum Finance. Its Phase 5 presale is already sold out 40% with 11 million received and over 12,300 investors already present. This is the right time to enter the phase before it runs out of phase. For more information about Mutuum Finance (MUTM) visit the links below: Website: https://mutuum.com/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mutuumfinance The post Top cryptocurrencies showing bullish signs in June 2025: what’s next? appeared first on Invezz
