US home mortgage regulator considers Bitcoin amid housing crisis
The head of the FHFA said his agency is considering how Bitcoin is counted in qualifying for a mortgage.
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The head of the FHFA said his agency is considering how Bitcoin is counted in qualifying for a mortgage.
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