Swiss Bitcoin advocates launch a referendum on the inclusion of Bitcoin in national asset reserves
ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptoslate, Yves Bennaïm, a Swiss Bitcoin advocate and founder and chairman of the non-profit think tank 2B4CH, launched a referendum urging the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to include Bitcoin in the national asset reserve.
It is reported that the launch of the referendum depends on obtaining valid signatures from 100,000 Swiss citizens. If the required number is reached, Swiss citizens will vote on the proposed amendments.
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