U.S. mortgage rates just hit a three-year low. We're talking 6.06%—the cheapest borrowing in nearly three years, down from 6.16% the previous week, per Freddie Mac's data. What's driving the shift? The Trump administration's $200 billion directive aimed at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to increase mortgage bond purchases. That capital injection pushed rates downward, signaling a shift in the traditional finance landscape. For crypto and Web3 observers, this matters. Lower mortgage rates typically ease pressure on assets and can influence broader capital flows across markets. When traditional finance loosens credit conditions, it often ripples through alternative asset classes. Keep an eye on how this policy plays out—mortgage accessibility and lending conditions shape market sentiment beyond just housing.