
Mezo has listed its governance token MEZO and stablecoin MUSD on the Bullish Exchange (NYSE: BLSH), giving institutional and retail traders direct access to both assets through the platform. Bullish combines automated market making with a centralized order book matching engine, exceeding $1.8 trillion in cumulative trading volume since launch.
According to the Mezo/Thesis team, Bitcoin’s original L2 platform actively expanded its ecosystem in early 2026 to create a Bitcoin economy and promote its stablecoin. However, although the specific confirmation of a bullish exchange listing may not appear prominently in top search results as of April 2026, the project has seen significant listings on several platforms, including Bitget, Kucoin, Coinbase, BingX, Gate.io, and Lbank.
Meanwhile, Mezo has partnered with Aerodrome Finance to create deep liquidity for MEZO and MUSD pairs. To date, the platform has reported over $70 million TVL and over 43,500 mainnet users. They are designed to allow the holders to rotate Dormant Bitcoin into spendable assets, enabling them to hold their Bitcoin holdings, earn returns, and obtain loans.
MUSD remains key to unlocking Bitcoin value
MUSD, a 100% Bitcoin-backed stablecoin on the Mezo platform, remains Essential to the platform’s strategy to unlock the value of Bitcoin. MUSD is supposed to be a stablecoin collateralized by Bitcoin at a 1:1 ratio, which distinguishes it from traditional stablecoins tied to fiat currencies. The project, built by Thesis and backed by investors such as Pantera Capital, has raised more than $28 million in funding.
Meanwhile, BitGo provides the custodial infrastructure for Bullish’s MUSD, and customer assets are held at a 1:1 ratio, separate from the company’s assets. Mezo chose Bullish because the exchange’s custody and compliance infrastructure aligned with what institutional traders needed.
According to Mezo co-founder and CEO Matt Luongo, Bullish gives MEZO and MUSD a curated trading venue designed for the participants they want to reach. He adds that allowing BTC holders and institutions to access MUSD through a publicly traded exchange with Ethereum L1 support matters more than volume numbers.
The bullish list also follows the conclusion of the “Bring Bitcoin Home” campaign, which moved approximately $23 million in bitcoin-denominated assets from Ethereum to the Mezo mainnet. MUSD maintains its peg as of April 19, 2026, trading at around $1,011 with a circulating supply of $20.43 million and a market cap of over $20 million.
On the other hand, Bullish recently received more than $1.1 billion in IPO proceeds in several stablecoins, which also indicates its deep involvement in the stablecoin market that MUSD is entering. MUSD treasuries are live and offering triple-digit annual percentage rates (APRs) to early liquidity providers, specifically targeting developers building applications that use MUSD.
MEZO price surges over 224% to $0.1415 ATH on high trading volume
While MEZO did not make any significant moves risingthe token rose 224% from April 13-14, 2026, reaching an all-time high of $0.1415, driven by the price pump after listing on WEEX and MEXC. However, it is now commerce Nearly 66.37% below that high and 62.95% above the low, according to Koenjiku. MEZO has fallen 52.1% over the past week and 5.2% over the past 24 hours to $0.046.
Meanwhile, MEZO’s trading volume rose 48.1% over the past 24 hours to $1,167 million, indicating a recent surge in market activity. However, the token underperformed the global cryptocurrency market, which rose by 3%. Its performance was also lower than that of similar Ethereum currencies, which rose by 12.7%.
The MEZO token has so far been used for local facilities and governance, network coordination, and incentive distribution, boosting rewards by up to 5x through the Voting Guarantee (VE) system. The token ranks among Coingecko’s biggest winners, but low liquidity exacerbates the risks.
Analysts warn that volatility is high and recommend caution amid the decline. However, the prevailing short-term market sentiment is bullish.





