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Bitcoin doesn't change. The rules around it do, every week.
Issue #92 of The Bitcoin Act is out:
1) Every opinion and analysis on Bitcoin law this week, from Bitcoiners, lawmakers, regulators and central bankers
2) The Numbers of the Week
3) Every Bitcoin law event happening next week, date by date
How should Bitcoin be regulated? Protect rights, define its legal status, regulate like banks, or don't touch it? Pick one and tell me why. 👇
Today’s edition of The Bitcoin Act will cover this week’s most important Bitcoin legal and regulatory developments, with expert analysis, perspectives from lawmakers, and the key numbers behind the headlines.
We’ll also look ahead to next week’s upcoming events and the regulatory decisions that could shape Bitcoin’s future.
Will you be opening today’s edition? 👇
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Even on the days when it takes discipline, patience, and showing up when nobody’s watching.
Bitcoin teaches you to think long-term. To ignore the noise. To trust the process, verify everything, and stay focused on what matters.
That’s the mindset I’m bringing to this project.
No shortcuts. No hype. Just building, learning, and putting in the work every single day.
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Switzerland’s FINMA has approved the country’s first spot Bitcoin ETF for retail investors.
The fund invests directly in Bitcoin under actual Swiss fund rules.
Other providers are already seeking the same approval.
Regulators are creating a proper retail pathway only because Bitcoin already has the liquidity and track record others lack.
The product sits under full fund rules rather than lighter product rules.
That is further recognition of Bitcoin’s established market position.
I cover these regulatory moves in my newsletter.
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