The main digital assets accumulate profits in the last 24 hours after the stop in fire in the Middle East.
The main cryptocurrencies bounce up to 6.2% on Monday, while Bitcoin (BTC) advanced 2.2% in the last 24 hours, accumulating a gain of 1.0% so far this week and exceeding US $ 106,000.
Among the Altcoins, Ethereum (eth) wins 4.2% between yesterday and today, while Solana (Sol) It rose 2.8% and XRP (XRP) He did up to 6.2%, completely recovering from the weekly loss, accumulating a gain of 0.6%.
On the other hand, BNB (BNB) climbed 1.7% in the last 24 hours, Tron (TRX) He did 0.5%, the memecoin Dogecoin (Doge) it did 3.8%, and Cardano (ADA) 4.7%.
The BTC quoted bags (ETF) They continue to capture investors despite the tension in the Middle East and added 350 million dollars yesterday, June 24, thus accumulating 10 consecutive days with money tickets, making clear the interest of corporate investors.
These funds regulated by the stock exchange and securities commission (SEC) registered tickets for more than 1,000 million dollars, accumulating about 47,000 million dollars from their market departure in 2024. Throughout the conflict between Israel and Iran, investors were seen taking advantage of the price drop for their positions with the ETFs.
The United States considers the payment of mortgages with Bitcoin
The director of The Federal Housing Financing Agency (FHFA) of USAWilliam J. Ablicte, announced that the agency is considering evaluating holdings In cryptocurrencies as part of the process to qualify the applicants for mortgage loans.
“The use of cryptocurrency assets will be analyzed in relation to eligibility for mortgages,” the official wrote in recent hours through a brief statement.
This announcement of the hierarchy occurs in a context where BTC and other cryptocurrencies gain legitimacy as an asset class, both among institutional investors and between companies. In recent years, various corporations have integrated BTC to their financial strategies.
Source: Ambito
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