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Bitcoin Suisse is a crypto-financial services provider offering brokerage, custody, lending, staking, payment solutions, and other crypto-related services to both private and institutional clients.
Odaily reports: Optimum has announced that its block propagation software mump2p has officially launched on the Ethereum mainnet. ether.fi previously offered the software as an optional feature, but has now mandated its adoption across all 12 of its node operators. Currently, a total of 16 node operators are running mump2p in production environments, collectively managing approximately 22,000 validator keys and over 1.4 million staked ETH, accounting for more than 3% of Ethereum's total staked supply. Partners include Blockdaemon, Everstake, P2P.org, Stakefish, and Bitcoin Suisse.mump2p operates as a sidecar gateway, rather than replacing Ethereum's default GossipSub, it layers on top of libp2p and uses random linear network coding technology. Optimum claims that mump2p achieves block arrival speeds 2.42 times faster than GossipSub, with arrival time variance reduced by approximately 7.88 times. Optimum is led by MIT professor Muriel Médard and launched its private testnet in June 2025. The company previously completed an $11 million seed round led by 1kx and plans to expand to other high-throughput blockchains beyond Ethereum.
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Bitcoin Suisse has informed its Zug employees that it may cut up to 60 Swiss positions after consultations conclude on September 20. The company was founded in 2013, has approximately 200 employees globally, and custodies over $3 billion in assets.Back-office and software roles will be relocated to its existing Bratislava hub and a newly established location in Vietnam. Majcen stated that the move aims to leverage lower local costs to support international expansion, rather than being a response to market conditions; the first round of layoffs is expected to take place before the end of the year.
Swiss crypto company Bitcoin Suisse plans to relocate approximately 60 Swiss-based positions to low-cost overseas regions to support its international expansion strategy.
Odaily reports: Optimum has announced that its block propagation software mump2p has officially launched on the Ethereum mainnet. ether.fi previously offered the software as an optional feature, but has now mandated its adoption across all 12 of its node operators. Currently, a total of 16 node operators are running mump2p in production environments, collectively managing approximately 22,000 validator keys and over 1.4 million staked ETH, accounting for more than 3% of Ethereum's total staked supply. Partners include Blockdaemon, Everstake, P2P.org, Stakefish, and Bitcoin Suisse.mump2p operates as a sidecar gateway, rather than replacing Ethereum's default GossipSub, it layers on top of libp2p and uses random linear network coding technology. Optimum claims that mump2p achieves block arrival speeds 2.42 times faster than GossipSub, with arrival time variance reduced by approximately 7.88 times. Optimum is led by MIT professor Muriel Médard and launched its private testnet in June 2025. The company previously completed an $11 million seed round led by 1kx and plans to expand to other high-throughput blockchains beyond Ethereum.
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Bitcoin Suisse has informed its Zug employees that it may cut up to 60 Swiss positions after consultations conclude on September 20. The company was founded in 2013, has approximately 200 employees globally, and custodies over $3 billion in assets.Back-office and software roles will be relocated to its existing Bratislava hub and a newly established location in Vietnam. Majcen stated that the move aims to leverage lower local costs to support international expansion, rather than being a response to market conditions; the first round of layoffs is expected to take place before the end of the year.
Odaily News: Bitcoin Suisse plans to cut up to 60 positions in Switzerland, approximately half of its local workforce, and relocate some software development and back-office work overseas. The company will close its Copenhagen IT development center, retain its Bratislava operations hub, and plans to establish a new center in Vietnam. CEO and co-founder Andrej Majcen stated that operating costs for related services in Bratislava and Vietnam are significantly lower, and that this adjustment stems from the company's international growth strategy and is unrelated to the crypto market environment. Bitcoin Suisse also plans to expand from crypto trading, custody, staking, and lending into wealth and asset management services for high-net-worth individuals and institutional clients. Its Liechtenstein subsidiary obtained authorization under the EU's MiCA framework in June.
Bitcoin Suisse stated that concentrated AI investments, rising government debt, and increasing equity-bond correlation are undermining the diversification benefits of traditional stock-bond portfolios. Its model shows that replacing a portion of bond allocations with BTC could boost the portfolio's maximum annualized return from 6.2% to 8.6%.
Swiss crypto company Bitcoin Suisse plans to relocate approximately 60 Swiss-based positions to low-cost overseas regions to support its international expansion strategy.
According to the official announcement by Bitcoin Suisse AG, its Middle East subsidiary BTCS (Middle East) Ltd. has obtained the Financial Services Permission (FSP) issued by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), authorizing it to provide regulated digital asset financial services to qualified clients, covering services such as institutional-grade custody, spot trading, and derivatives hedging. With this, Bitcoin Suisse now holds compliant licenses in four jurisdictions: Switzerland, Bermuda, the European Economic Area (MiCAR), and Abu Dhabi, further advancing its global crypto wealth management strategic layout. Ceyda Majcen will serve as the Chief Executive Officer for the Middle East region.