Bitcoin Suisse has proposed eliminating as many as 60 of its 120 Switzerland-based positions in a restructuring that would move back-office, administrative and software development work to Bratislava, Slovakia, and a planned Vietnamese location. The employee consultation process runs through September 20, after which final decisions on the affected roles will be made. The company also plans to close its Copenhagen IT development facility. Chief Executive Andrej Majcen said the changes reflect international expansion and cost optimization rather than cryptocurrency market conditions. Bitcoin Suisse plans to retain its Zug headquarters and keep client-facing wealth management operations in Switzerland. The firm says custody, trading, staking and lending services will not be affected. It has about 200 employees globally, safeguards 3 billion Swiss francs in cryptocurrency assets and reported equity of 95 million Swiss francs in January 2026. The company also secured regulatory licenses in Liechtenstein and Bermuda, while its Middle Eastern division received full authorization in Abu Dhabi in July.