This move is part of the conference’s long-term strategy and reflects its belief in BTC as a foundational digital asset. The conference has allocated 25% of its treasury assets to BTC, with Sygnum chosen to manage the reserve due to its regulatory strength and established banking infrastructure. Nicolo Stoehr, the CEO of CfC St. Moritz, stated that this decision is a way to “safeguard the future” of the conference and reinforce its commitment to the digital asset ecosystem. The partnership also received an endorsement from Mathias Imbach, Group CEO of Sygnum, who described the move as a “strong endorsement of bitcoin as a long-term store of value.” The conference also announced that its 2026 edition will take place from January 14-16.

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