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As part of the Gigagas roadmap, Polygon will bring instant finality, fast transactions, and promote institutional adoption for payments and real-world assets. The goal is to make Polygon the universal layer for global payments and real-world assets without intermediaries. Polygon plans to release the first milestone of this roadmap in early July, which will bring the Polygon TPS speed to 1000, with a 5-second finality. The first milestone was the token upgrade to POL. That will bring new technology into the ecosystem, making Polygon a part of everyday transactions and trillions worth of assets. Amid these scaling upgrades, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is emerging as a powerhouse in the DeFi sector. It aims to achieve massive scale and become the go-to protocol for DeFi participants. So far, the project has caused massive excitement amongst investors, raising over $10.7 million in its ongoing presale. How the Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Protocol Works Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is designed as a decentralized, non-custodial lending protocol where users can participate as lenders, borrowers, or liquidators. When they join as lenders, they deposit assets in a pool and start to earn interest. The interest payments are based on the pool utilization rate. When many borrowers join a pool, it raises the utilization rate, and the interest rate goes up. That encourages borrowers to pay back loans, while also attracting more lenders due to the higher yields. Over time, this system achieves balance and optimal capital efficiency. Protocol Safeguards The protocol has in place various protections to protect liquidity in the pools. One of these is an overcollateralization requirement for all borrowers’ collateral. The level of overcollateralization is based on several factors. Key among them is the innate qualities of a given asset. For instance, if an asset used as collateral has a high level of volatility and…

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