The U.S. housing regulator will study the application of Crypto Assets in mortgage eligibility.

U.S. Housing Regulator to Study Use of Cryptocurrency in Mortgage Eligibility According to The Block, U.S. Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pult announced that the agency will study how to include cryptocurrency holdings in the mortgage eligibility process. As the independent regulator responsible for overseeing Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Bank, FHFA’s move marks greater acceptance of digital currencies in mainstream finance. Pult himself has been investing in cryptocurrencies since 2019, and his financial disclosures show that he holds $50-$1 million worth of Bitcoin and Solana. Poulter took office as FHFA director in March following Trump’s nomination, but has not yet announced the specific scope of the study, the types of cryptocurrencies being considered, or the timeline for the study.

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