Bitcoin (BTC) Price Target Revealed as Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Emerges as Top Crypto Buy for 2025
Bitcoin's next price target comes into focus while Mutuum Finance positions itself as the must-have crypto asset.
The Bull Run Continues
BTC charts show clear momentum building toward new resistance levels—traders are watching key technical indicators that suggest another major move upward. Meanwhile, MUTM's innovative lending protocol is capturing institutional attention, offering yields that make traditional finance look like it's still using abacuses.
DeFi's New Frontier
Mutuum Finance isn't just another DeFi project—it's solving real liquidity problems while delivering returns that would make your bank manager blush. The platform's tokenomics create sustainable growth patterns rather than the pump-and-dump schemes that give crypto a bad name.
Market analysts can't decide what's more impressive—Bitcoin's resilience or MUTM's rapid adoption curve. Either way, smart money is moving into both assets while traditional investors remain busy calculating their 2% annual returns.
President Trump pushes to replace income tax with tariffs
On multiple occasions, the president has claimed that tariffs will pave the way for sizable cuts to Americans’ income taxes. In April, Trump, on his Truth Social platform, commented, “When Tariffs cut in, many people’s Income Taxes will be substantially reduced, maybe even completely eliminated. Focus will be on people making less than $200,000 a year.”
These remarks are consistent with his 2024 claims, in which he floated the notion of scrapping the federal income tax and relying mainly on tariffs, as was done in the 1800s. Reports in October indicated that Trump told Bronx barbers there could be a way forward if his proposal materialized, explaining that the 1890s system was funded solely by tariffs.
In a Joe Rogan podcast, Trump said he had truly aimed to substitute federal income taxes with tariffs, giving a casual, “Yeah, sure, why not?”
So far, Trump has imposed tariffs ranging from 10% to 50% on most U.S. imports, with the exact rate varying by country. He said the tariffs WOULD bring in more money for the government and steer shoppers toward American goods, adding that other countries have long taken advantage of the U.S. His goal, he said, is to shrink the trade deficit — the gap between what America imports and what it exports. However, the American President has used the taxes to make other demands. He specifically cited China, Mexico, and Canada, insisting they improve controls over migration and fentanyl reaching U.S. soil.
Trump’s tariffs have faced multiple legal challenges
Trump’s tariff policies have faced repeated legal scrutiny regarding the manner in which they were enacted. The Trump administration had bypassed Congress by invoking the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act, allowing immediate action. In August, a U.S. appeals court ruled that most of the tariffs were illegal, yet left them in effect.
The WHITE House appealed to the Supreme Court to reverse the decision, but a ruling could take months. Negotiations are ongoing with multiple nations, including China, Canada, and Mexico, which have been informed that they could face particularly steep tariffs.
Though quite recently, the U.S. president suggested a tariff dividend plan, pledging at least $2,000 per individual, excluding high-income Americans, and addressing detractors of the tariffs.
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