COINBASE: NO MARGIN CALLS FOR BITCOIN-BACKED MORTGAGES
Coinbase says its crypto-backed mortgages will carry rates around 0.5% to 1.5% higher than a standard 30-year, depending on borrower profile.
Loans feature no margin calls or collateral top-ups.
BTC price drops do not change loan terms or trigger liquidation.
Collateral is only at risk after 60 days of missed payments, aligning with traditional mortgage standards.

NEW: Coinbase and Fannie Mae partner with Better Home & Finance to launch Bitcoin-backed mortgages for U.S. homebuyers.
Borrowers can pledge Bitcoin or USD Coin as collateral for down payments, allowing them to keep their assets and avoid triggering taxable sales.
The loans are

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