Swiss Bitcoin reserve campaign set to lapse after failing to gather signatures

A Swiss campaign to require the central bank to hold Bitcoin in reserves has failed, collecting only half the 100,000 signatures needed for a referendum. The Swiss National Bank opposes crypto holdings citing volatility concerns. Meanwhile, sovereign Bitcoin adoption remains limited globally, with El Salvador and Bhutan leading efforts, though Bhutan recently reduced holdings significantly.
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