June 26 brings a wealth of important information from cryptocurrency policies to major corporate moves.
The US studies crypto assets in the mortgage qualification process
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is researching how cryptocurrency holdings may affect mortgage eligibility. FHFA Director Bill Pulte, a crypto advocate, announced this initiative. This is an important step showing the increasing recognition of digital assets in traditional finance.
Altcoin Sei surges after being considered by Wyoming for a stablecoin
Altcoin Sei ($SEI ) has risen 46.5% in the past 24 hours after the Wyoming Stable Token Commission selected Sei as the candidate blockchain for the state's upcoming dollar-pegged stablecoin. This increase is supported by the strong growth of the Sei ecosystem and the potential for a dedicated ETF, attracting investor attention.
Major validators participate in the testnet to solve Ethereum's bottlenecks
Major Ethereum validators are testing OptimumP2P, a new high-performance memory layer. This system promises to improve data transmission speeds by up to 10 times, addressing the bottlenecks of the Ethereum network layer. Initial test results show superior performance, opening up significant upgrade potential for the network.
SharpLink Gaming strengthens its Ethereum treasury to 461 million USD
SharpLink Gaming, a publicly traded company, has added over 30 million USD in ETH to its treasury, bringing total holdings to 461 million USD. SharpLink is not only accumulating $ETH but is also using all that ETH for staking and participating in DeFi to generate profits, demonstrating an active asset management strategy.
Nano Labs bets 1 billion USD on BNB, stock surges
Nano Labs, a Chinese blockchain company, has announced plans to purchase 1 billion USD of BNB to add to its company treasury. This news has caused Nano Labs' stock to nearly triple. This move reflects the growing trend of public companies accumulating altcoins, following the success of Bitcoin treasuries.