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Mutuum Finance raises multiple red flags that investors should be aware of. The project shares suspicious patterns with others like Rexus and Retik Finance—unclear or poorly written whitepapers, an anonymous team, and a presale that continues beyond the stated end at phase 4, suggesting a deliberate effort to keep collecting funds. To make matters worse, the website has been down for several days with no explanation or updates from the team—another major warning sign. I invested early on but was lucky to realize the risks before committing too much. If you’re still considering getting involved, at the very least, do not use your main wallet that holds your primary funds. Use a separate, empty wallet to reduce risk. But honestly, I would recommend avoiding this project entirely. Always do your own research and protect your assets.

I can only access the website periodically which usually leads to bad things ahead. How can they have a faulty website and expect customers to trust future investments??

i am vested in this, token, i believe the right thing is to provide more confidence in their shareholders and their project. be seriousthis is not a joke, people are investing in your company, the leat is to tell them who your are and instill trust. this is not a childs game or your not serious in your project. you want to steal money from people than exactly is what most will think of you. when youre not even put up who you are and you name youre company, NAMECHEAP,INC. YOUR WHITEPAPER IS VERY GOOD NUT IS ONLY WORDS ON A PAPER, ANYONE CAN WRITE IT TO MAKE A FEW MILLIONS STEAL FROM PEOPLE AND DISAPEAR IN THE THIN AIR.. SHOW US WHO YOU ARE PLEASE AND WE INVEST MORE. BE SERIOUS.

I don't think it's a scam, not enough evidence for it. People can be skeptical, but I have 1k invested and I'm not too worried about it. The guy who said they took his money probably doesn't realize there's a 6-month liquidity lock, so that people don't just dump their coins.

I believe it is a scam, and they took my money