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Sujha Sundararajan

Luxembourg Allocates 1% of Sovereign Fund to Bitcoin

Luxembourg's Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund has allocated approximately €7 million to Bitcoin, representing 1% of its total assets, Finance Minister Gilles Roth announced at Bitcoin Amsterdam 2025 on November 13, 2025. The minister stated the fund will hold BTC long-term and has no plans to invest in other crypto assets. Roth cited the country's decade-long experience regulating crypto firms, noting that Bitstamp became the first European crypto exchange regulated by Luxembourg nearly ten years ago.
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