About Zug Notes

Field notes on Swiss crypto regulation and Crypto Valley, built from primary sources — FINMA, the federal and cantonal tax authorities, and official registers.

About This Site

Zug Notes is a field notes blog about Swiss crypto regulation, the Crypto Valley ecosystem, and what holding crypto in Switzerland actually involves.

Not a lawyer, not a financial advisor. A plain-language reading of the primary sources, with context — not professional guidance.

What You’ll Find Here

  • Regulation: FINMA policy, MiCA interaction, CARF reporting, and the regulatory mechanics that shape crypto in Switzerland
  • Ecosystem: Crypto Valley reality — what’s here, what’s changed, what the outside world gets wrong
  • Holdings: Swiss wealth tax treatment, capital gains exemption, crypto-friendly banks, and what day-to-day holding involves

How These Notes Are Made

Each note is built from primary sources — FINMA publications, federal and cantonal tax guidance, official registers, and the institutions’ own disclosures — and from published reporting and analysis, linked in the text. The notes do not report personal visits, meetings, or conversations. Where a figure is an estimate, the note says so and shows what it is based on.

What This Is Not

  • Legal advice
  • Financial advice
  • Investment recommendations
  • Trading signals or technical analysis

Swiss crypto regulation changes frequently. Always verify with a qualified Swiss lawyer or financial advisor before making decisions.

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Not legal or financial advice. This is a field notes blog — a reading of public sources with context, not professional guidance. Swiss crypto regulation changes frequently. Verify with a qualified Swiss lawyer or financial advisor before making decisions.