Swiss blockchain hub needs less lamenting and more business

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Rank six is not a requiem for the financial center, but a sign of a Swiss conversion gap: We have the rules, infrastructure and trust — but too rarely turn them into scalable,…

Rank six is not a requiem for the financial center, but a sign of a Swiss conversion gap: We have the rules, infrastructure and trust — but too rarely turn them into scalable, international business models, writes attorney Marcel Hofstetter.

Switzerland is falling behind in international competition for digital financial markets. That is the pointed message of a new benchmark report by the Swiss Blockchain Federation and the accompanying finews article. Sixth place instead of world leadership; too little speed, too small a market, too little international connectivity. That is a useful warning sign. It is not a requiem.

A ranking is not a law of nature. The report works with evidence-based expert assessments and weighted categories. Fifteen percent each is allocated to implementation speed, market size and liquidity, as well as AI × blockchain and talent.

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