Overview
- Finance Minister Gilles Roth said the Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund has executed a Bitcoin-only allocation despite being permitted to invest in other crypto assets.
- Multiple outlets report the 1% stake equates to about €7 million, reflecting a small but deliberate position.
- Roth framed the investment as a long-horizon policy choice tied to innovation and Europe’s ability to compete in global finance.
- Coverage describes FSIL as the first European sovereign wealth fund to hold Bitcoin, and officials suggest other countries could follow.
- The decision builds on Luxembourg’s digital-asset infrastructure under MiCA, including early regulation of Bitstamp and Coinbase establishing its EU hub in the country.