Crypto Gains Ground in U.S. Housing Finance
The U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency has directed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to begin recognizing cryptocurrency as an asset class in mortgage underwriting.
It is not just a regulatory update. It is a milestone.
$100 in your bank. 100 Bitcoin in your wallet.
— Vaulta (prev. EOS) (@Vaulta_) June 27, 2025
Banks reject your loan application. Can't collateralize crypto. Or can you?
The government just changed the rules. When Bitcoin becomes mortgage-eligible, everything changes.
Vaulta Foundation CEO breaks it down:… https://t.co/3BgYrX8Bbi pic.twitter.com/2uANHRwUVe
Vaulta’s Perspective
This move affirms a future that many have long prepared for: digital assets moving from the edge of the system into its core.
At Vaulta, our infrastructure is already built for this shift.
Crypto-native, compliance-conscious architecture
Secure custody and collateral systems ready for institutional thresholds
Bitcoin-first support through exSat, powering base-layer capital efficiency
As traditional frameworks expand to meet digital finance, Vaulta is helping to close the gap. We are building the systems that make this shift usable, secure, and ready for the real world.
Why This Matters
For lenders, it enables broader, more inclusive credit modeling. For users, it opens the door to real-world opportunity without requiring them to leave the digital economy behind.
Vaulta is here to ensure this transition is not only possible, but practical.
