The Swiss regulator cleared a retail exchange-traded fund that holds bitcoin directly, without naming the fund or its issuer, and warned that the investment remains highly risky.
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The amendment would make swapping crypto into euro or dollar stablecoins taxable in France from 2027, with gains measured coin by coin.
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The Swiss regulator cited a growing appetite for cryptocurrency investments and said that multiple fund providers have submitted Bitcoin ETF applications.
Reserves still cover about 85.8% of outstanding L-BTC, leaving a roughly 603 BTC shortfall.
