China is deploying a $1.5 trillion fund to support its housing market by providing low-cost mortgages aimed at boosting housing demand. This fund, valued at approximately 10.9 trillion yuan, represents an often overlooked pool of savings that has outpaced traditional banks in lending, with outstanding mortgages reaching 8.1 trillion yuan last year. The initiative seeks to offer an alternative to conventional bank mortgages and stimulate the real estate sector, which is considered one of the largest asset markets globally. Market observers note that this liquidity injection could also impact other sectors, including cryptocurrency, as the funds potentially flow into digital assets such as Bitcoin.