Swiss legislator Samuel Kullmann advocates for a referendum to include Bitcoin in the Swiss Constitution, gathering 100,000 signatures.
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Swiss legislator Samuel Kullmann has taken a major step toward incorporating Bitcoin into Switzerland’s legal framework, asking that it be included in the Swiss Constitution. To further the idea, his initiative seeks a referendum requiring the gathering of 100,000 signatures within eighteen months.
Should this approach be successful, it would set off a parliamentary debate on the topic, therefore confirming Bitcoin’s place in the national basic legal framework. Now the Swiss federal government is in the pivotal stage of review for the proposal.
I’m very excited about what is happening in Switzerland. I was able to speak in Switzerland in 2024 on a panel alongside @samuelkullmann who is a Swiss lawmaker doing inc
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