According to CoinWorld, on April 26, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) today officially rejected the proposal to include Bitcoin in its forex reserves. Central Bank President Thomas Jordan stated at the quarterly policy meeting: Maintaining the current position: Bitcoin still does not meet the standards for central bank reserve assets, citing three main issues: severe price fluctuations, regulatory uncertainty, and lack of intrinsic value, emphasizing the role of fiat: The stability of the Swiss franc as a major reserve currency is irreplaceable. Market reaction: • Bitcoin's instant price fluctuation is less than 1% • Crypto community members criticized the decision as "conservatively outdated" • Analysts pointed out that Switzerland maintains a traditional investment portfolio (current forex reserves are about $800 billion). This is the third consecutive year that SNB has rejected similar proposals, in sharp contrast to the cryptocurrency policies of countries like El Salvador.