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The Swiss Blockchain Federation, the Crypto Valley Association, and the Bitcoin Association Switzerland have jointly published a strategic manifesto aimed at consolidating and strengthening Switzerland’s role as a global hub for blockchain and financial innovation.  The document, structured in a 12-point program, analyzes in depth the current situation, highlighting strengths and weaknesses of the Swiss financial center, and proposes concrete recommendations addressed to politicians, regulatory authorities, and sector players. Switzerland: a future-oriented strategy for crypto and blockchain technology In recent years, Switzerland has stood out internationally for its openness towards blockchain technologies, thanks to a progressive regulatory framework, collaboration between public and private institutions, and a favorable attitude towards innovation by the authorities. However, this competitive advantage risks being eroded. Rapidly rising countries such as those in Asia and the Middle East are increasingly attracting companies in the sector thanks to highly favorable regulatory and operational conditions. In parallel, the clear political shift under the Trump administration has sent a warning signal for Europe and Switzerland in particular. Added to this are slow decision-making processes, regulatory uncertainties, and new international pressures that represent significant obstacles for the sector. To tackle these challenges, the three organizations promoting the manifesto propose a coordinated and forward-looking approach, aimed at ensuring that Switzerland remains a point of reference for technological innovation and economic competitiveness. The 12 proposals for a stronger blockchain ecosystem The manifesto presents twelve concrete recommendations, designed to strengthen Switzerland’s position as a global leader in the blockchain and fintech sector. Each point has been conceived to address a specific need of the sector, with the aim of creating a more dynamic, transparent, and competitive environment. 1. Strengthen regulatory frameworks favorable to innovation The FINMA, the Swiss financial supervisory authority, should redefine innovation as a strategic objective and provide regular updates on…

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