According to PANews, cryptocurrency advocates are calling for the Swiss central bank to purchase Bitcoin, as Trump's tariff policies have triggered global turmoil, highlighting the urgency of diversifying central bank foreign exchange reserves. In December of last year, supporters initiated a national referendum proposal to amend the constitution to require the Swiss National Bank to include Bitcoin in its reserve assets. Luzius Meisser, a board member of Bitcoin Suisse, pointed out that in the context of global multipolarity, the influence of the US dollar and euro is diminishing, and Bitcoin can serve as a hedging tool. He will emphasize at the SNB shareholders' meeting that 75% of the central bank's foreign exchange reserves are concentrated in dollars and euros, making them susceptible to political interference, while Bitcoin has decentralized anti-risk value. Initiative organizer Yves Bennaim stated that if the Swiss National Bank allocated 1%-2% of its reserves to Bitcoin, it could diversify risk and enhance the long-term value of the reserves.