Bitcoin Suisse to cut up to 50% of Swiss jobs in overseas cost shift

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Swiss crypto firm Bitcoin Suisse has announced plans to eliminate up to half of its Switzerland-based workforce as part of a cost-reduction strategy. The company is relocating operations abroad to lower expenses. As part of this restructuring, Bitcoin Suisse is shutting down its Copenhagen IT office. The firm will retain its Bratislava presence and establish a new operational hub in Vietnam.

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