The Swiss Blockchain Federation, the Crypto Valley Association, and Bitcoin Association Switzerland jointly published a statement that provides a comprehensive program of 12 points to strengthen Switzerland as a global Blockchain. The document is accurately decomposing the current situation, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses in the Swiss financial position, and derives implemented recommendations for policy makers, organizers and industry leaders. The goal is to secure and expand the competitiveness of Switzerland and an innovative capacity in the Blockchain and Fintech sectors.
A strategy directed towards the future
In recent years, Switzerland has established itself as a pioneering site of Blockchain technologies, thanks to the progressive regulatory frameworks, the position of powers in support of the authorities, and close cooperation between politics and industry.
However, this forefront is under a threat. Countries in Asia and the Middle East are quickly developed, providing increasingly attractive conditions for Blockchain companies. Meanwhile, the sharp political transformation under Trump’s administration is an invitation to wake up. At the same time, slow movement, organizational doubts and new international requirements are obstacles in Switzerland.
A common and coordinated approach is needed to face this trend and the resistance Switzerland in the future as a workplace. The 12 -point Manifesto program treats this need, providing concrete measures to enhance innovation, enhance competitiveness, and reduce organizational obstacles.
12 recommendations and demands for politics, government and industry
The statement specifies twelve fields specific to work that is the basis for the manufacture of strong and ready blocks in the future in Switzerland:
- Promote innovation friendly frameworksFinma must again define innovation as a strategic goal and report on its progress.
- The neutral and proportional organization: The requirements of encryption service providers and Stablecoins must be clearly competitive and distinct.
- The binding schedules for approval procedures for Finma: Licensing should follow a clear structure and be completed within six months.
- Digital money enhancement: Stablecoins currencies and digital currencies of the Central Bank (CBDCS) should lay the basis for the digital economy.
- Use technology to complyInnovative technologies must make compliance more efficient and costly.
- Empowering self -organizationSelf -regulatory organizations (SROS) should be given more flexibility and independence.
- Transparent supervisory practices: Finma should increase transparency in its supervisory role and enhance its dialogue with the industry.
- Technical investment barriers removalDetermine and reduce obstacles to foreign investments.
- Clarify the mysterious regulations: Overwhelming standards must be improved through dialogue between powers and industry.
- Critical review of international standards: The adoption of international standards in Swiss law should support national interests.
- Encourage the Industry Initiative: The industry must bear the responsibility for developing standards and treating weaknesses proactively.
- Improving financing for startups and small and medium -sized companiesExpanding government support programs and tax incentives.
The Swiss Blockchain Federation, the Crypto Valley Association, and Bitcoin Association Switzerland launched this statement to ensure the long -term leadership of Switzerland in the Blockchain sector. To ensure concrete progress, these goals will be reviewed regularly and adapted when necessary.
Interested organizations are invited to join the initiative and actively contribute to strengthening Switzerland as a leading location in Blockchain.
