In Switzerland, a group of Bitcoin supporters, led by Yves Bennaïm, wants changes. They're asking for Bitcoin to join gold in the country's money reserves, managed by the Swiss National Bank (SNB). This change is small but could make a big difference in how Switzerland handles its money.

Yves Bennaïm says this isn't just about money. It's about protecting Switzerland's freedom and independence in a world where money is uncertain. He wants people to talk about what Switzerland's financial future should look like.

Some people in finance support this idea. Luzius Meisser from Bitcoin Suisse thinks Bitcoin is safer in the long run than other currencies. He believes it could help Switzerland stand on its own, away from big central banks like the European Central Bank.

Others, like Leon Curti from Digital Asset Solutions, say Bitcoin is becoming more accepted globally. Even Professor Gunther Schnabl thinks it's a good idea. He says Bitcoin could help Switzerland's money be safer by spreading the risk.

But not everyone agrees. Some people worry about Bitcoin's past ups and downs and the rules around it. They say it might not be a good fit for how national banks usually do things.

The Swiss National Bank hasn't said anything yet about this new idea. But Luzius Meisser thinks if they had started buying Bitcoin a few years ago, Switzerland would be much richer today.

In Switzerland, anyone can ask for changes to the constitution if they can get enough signatures. If this change happens, it could change how Switzerland manages its money and could even affect other countries. As the SNB gets ready for its next big meeting, everyone will be watching to see what they say.

At the moment, Bitcoin's price is at $66,254.