Elon Musk recently confirmed that the physical Dogecoin intended for lunar delivery likely will not launch until 2027, marking yet another delay for a project first announced in 2021. While the aerospace industry continues pushing back timelines, Mutuum Finance, with its dual-lending architecture, has launched on testnet. The project has attracted over $20.78 million from more than 19,080 holders. The token is available for purchase at $0.04.
DOGE-1 Mission Slips to 2027 Amid Technical Hurdles
Geometric Energy Corporation’s DOGE-1 CubeSat, a 40kg lunar-bound payload funded entirely with Dogecoin, was originally scheduled for launch in 2022. The project hitched a ride on a SpaceX Falcon 9, but coordinating as a rideshare payload means delays in primary missions, such as Intuitive Machines’ IM flights, directly impact its deployment. Regulatory clearances from the FCC and NOAA, combined with the extreme durability demands of lunar orbit, have compounded the setbacks.
Market reaction to Musk’s latest “next year” projection was notably muted. Trading data indicates only a brief 1.5% to 4% price blip, a far cry from the 30% daily surges seen in 2021. While Dogecoin retains utility through Tesla merchandise payments and ongoing technical upgrades, the prolonged wait for DOGE-1 has cooled the speculative fervor it once ignited.

Mutuum Finance
As Dogecoin awaits its mission to the moon, Mutuum Finance has taken a major step in its protocol development. Its V1 Protocol is operational on the Sepolia testnet, where users can lend, borrow, and stake USDT, ETH, LINK, and WBTC, the four supported testnet assets. The testnet has exceeded $200 million in liquidity. This version of the protocol is designed for testing and familiarization. It allows users to explore the platform’s features and functionality without any real assets involved, ensuring that no funds are at risk.
Mutuum Finance is an Ethereum DeFi protocol that allows users to lend and borrow digital assets in a non-custodial manner. The protocol operates through two main lending models. Its Peer-to-Contract (P2C) system allows users to deposit assets into liquidity pools where borrowers can access funds and pay interest. Lenders receive mtTokens, which are yield-bearing tokens that represent their deposit and track the interest earned over time. The protocol also supports Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending, where lenders can provide funds directly to borrowers. As of early 2026, more than 19,000 holders hold the MUTM token, currently at $0.04 per token. The protocol’s funding has attained $20.78 million.
Buyback-and-Redistribute Mechanism
A portion of the fees generated from protocol activity is used to purchase MUTM tokens directly from the open market. These tokens are redistributed to participants who stake mtTokens in the protocol’s safety module. This mechanism ties tokenholder rewards directly to protocol usage.
Over-Collateralized Borrowing
Borrowers accessing liquidity are required to supply collateral exceeding the loan value. Loan-to-Value ratios apply dynamically, with stable assets allowing 75–80% borrowing power, while volatile assets like PEPE carry lower ratios near 35–40%. Over-collateralization ensures that even during market volatility, the system remains balanced. Users depositing $10,000 in ETH, for instance, can borrow up to $7,500 at a 75% LTV ratio.
Security Audits and Bug-Bounty Program
Before testnet launch, Mutuum Finance’s lending and borrowing smart contracts underwent an independent audit by Halborn, a leading blockchain security firm. The MUTM token was also audited by CertiK, attaining a token scan score of 90/100. Mutuum Finance has a $50,000 bug bounty program, run in partnership with CertiK, encouraging white-hat researchers to identify and report vulnerabilities within the MUTM token smart contract.
Space-X’s timelines have tested the patience of Dogecoin supporters, with the DOGE-1 mission now targeting 2027 after multiple postponements. Meanwhile, Mutuum Finance has delivered an audited product in its testnet.
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