Bitcoin loan to buy a house? Don't doubt it, this matter has been put on the agenda in the United States.

The latest news is that the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) of the United States has issued an order requiring the two mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to prepare to include cryptocurrencies in mortgage asset assessments. Simply put, you can take the Bitcoin and Ethereum in your wallet to the bank to discuss loans. As for whether to bring a cold wallet and private key, it has not yet been written into the details.

This wave of operations in the United States is really a dream. On the one hand, Powell is stubborn and refuses to cut interest rates, and on the other hand, the Trump team has begun to use actions to firmly establish the flag of "making the United States the global crypto capital". After all, who would have thought that one day, the currency circle warriors could buy houses by buying at the bottom and use the cottage as a down payment?

Of course, the document did not forget to remind that it must be "crypto assets of compliant exchanges". Those small exchanges that pull 1000% of the local dog coins in 24 hours are probably not qualified to enter the house.

The mortgage scene in the future may be like this:

"Sir, what are your assets?"

"I have 10 Bitcoins, 3 Ethereums, and some Solana coins."

"Okay, please fill in the address and we will verify the assets on the chain."

Times have changed. US crypto stocks are soaring, stablecoin stocks are taking off, and even buying houses is about to support blockchain. And I am still struggling in the 1-hour K line, wondering when I can copy the intraday rebound.

Life is really full of little surprises of Web3. $BTC