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Ethereum (ETH) Set to Reclaim $4800 After 4 Years, but This $0.025 Token Will Yield Higher Returns

Ethereum price charts are following a pattern not seen since early 2020 when ETH dropped under its realized price before rocketing more than 4,000% to $4,800. Analysts point towards a similar divergence today, with ETH trading around $1,500 versus a realized price of $2,000 — a signal historically associated with explosive rebounds. As Ethereum’s trajectory toward a return to $4,800 looks potentially realistic, a relatively unknown token, with its current price at $0.025, is hidden in the shadows readying for returns that could dwarf ETH return potential. Phase 4 of Mutuum Finance (MUTM)’s presale has led to over $6.6 million raised and 400 million tokens sold from just over 8,200 holders.

Ethereum’s Past Repeats, but Has New Barriers to Break

Crypto analyst Carl Moon highlights Ethereum’s current undervaluation to argue that the set up is almost identical to March 2020, when ETH recovered from $109 to $4,800 over the course of two years. Nevertheless, Ethereum faces persistent and growing challenges. 

Competitor layer-1 blockchains like Solana and Sui are stealing its market share with quicker transactions and lower fees. Institutional interest is ebbing, as firms such as World Liberty Financial dump ETH holdings at a loss. Standard Chartered just cut its 2025 ETH price target from $10,000 to $4,000, which shows some skepticism around Ethereum’s near-term deflationary potential. 

Whereas ETH may revisit $4,800, its ascent depends on a return to lost demand — a challenge made irrelevant by the ingenious DeFi mechanics of Mutuum Finance (MUTM).

As Presale Momentum Builds for Mutuum Finance

The phase 4 presale of Mutuum Finance is moving quickly, at $0.025 per token. With more than 400 million tokens sold and the project’s buy-and-distribute model creating urgency among investors. Once phase 5 active, prices will be raised 20% to $0.03 earning all current participants 140% profit 🤑🤑🪙