The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has firmly rejected the inclusion of Bitcoin in its official reserve holdings, citing key concerns about liquidity and volatility risks. Chairman Martin Schlegel underscored this decision during the SNB’s general assembly, emphasizing that cryptocurrencies lack the necessary stability to be reliable currency reserves. This stance aligns with other European central banks, which similarly reject Bitcoin for its speculative nature. While advocates continue to push for Bitcoin’s adoption in national reserves, the market has remained relatively unaffected by the announcement. The SNB’s decision underscores ongoing debates on the role of digital currencies within global economies and financial systems.