In today's episode of Op Return from Bitcoin Park, we delve into four significant developments in the Bitcoin industry. First, we explore Ethiopia's strategic entry into Bitcoin mining, leveraging its abundant hydroelectric power to offer competitive electricity rates. This initiative has not only generated substantial revenue for Ethiopian Electric Power but also positioned the country as a burgeoning hub for miners, despite the geopolitical risks involved.Next, we discuss the Swiss National Bank's potential move to hold Bitcoin alongside gold in its reserves. This proposal, spearheaded by Yves Benaim and the 2b4ch think tank, could redefine Switzerland's financial strategy and set a new standard for banks globally. The initiative faces both enthusiasm and skepticism, particularly concerning Bitcoin's energy use.We then turn our attention to Texas, where Hive Digital Technologies is relocating its headquarters from Vancouver. This move is inspired by the supportive business environment and pro-Bitcoin policies in the US, particularly under Trump's influence. However, concentrating so much hash power in Texas poses risks related to local politics and grid reliability.Finally, we examine the changing dynamics in TradFi markets, focusing on MicroStrategy's waning allure as a leveraged Bitcoin play. With new investment products like ETFs emerging, investors are reevaluating their strategies, leading to a more cautious stance on MSTR's stock. This shift raises questions about the future of Bitcoin Treasury strategies in traditional businesses.

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