Could Switzerland be the next country to constitutionalize Bitcoin?

By cineramaOctober 13, 2021Bitcoin Business

Swiss non-profit think tank 2B4CH plans to launch a referendum proposal to have Bitcoin as part of Switzerland’s Federal Constitution. Under Swiss law, “ popular initiative ” referendums are […]

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