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Luxembourg’s Daring Transfer Into Bitcoin ETFs
Luxembourg Director of the Treasury and Secretary Common, Bob Kieffer, mentioned in a Wednesday LinkedIn put up that the European nation’s Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) has invested 1% of its reserves into Bitcoin ETF merchandise. Kieffer acknowledged that Finance Minister Gilles Roth had revealed the transfer throughout his presentation of the 2026 Price range on the Chambre des Députés, Luxembourg’s legislature.
“Recognizing the rising maturity of this new asset class, and underlining Luxembourg’s management in digital finance, this funding is an utility of the FSIL’s new funding coverage, which was accepted by the Authorities in July 2025,“ Kieffer posited.
Luxembourg launched its Intergenerational Sovereign Fund (FSIL) in 2014, with plans to create a reserve for future generations. Given the fund holds a modest 764 million euros (roughly $888 million) in property underneath administration as of June 30, a 1% funding is equal to a placement of round $9 million into BTC ETFs.
Kieffer revealed that underneath the revised framework, the FSIL will proceed to spend money on fairness and debt markets, whereas now additionally being “approved to allocate as much as 15% of its property to different investments,” together with cryptocurrencies. Nonetheless, the publicity to Bitcoin has been restricted to a choice of ETFs to keep away from operational dangers, he defined.
 
Kieffer believes the modest allocation could possibly be thought of as too conservative by some and too speculative by others. However for him, the funding in BTC ETFs is a balanced step ahead.
“Some would possibly argue that we’re committing too little too late; others will level out the volatility and speculative nature of the funding. But, given the FSIL’s specific profile and mission, the Fund’s administration board concluded {that a} 1% allocation strikes the correct stability, whereas sending a transparent message about Bitcoin’s long-term potential. Clearly, what’s proper for the FSIL may not be proper for different traders,” he quipped.
The information comes on the heels of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest state-directed wealth fund, upping its oblique Bitcoin publicity by over 190% during the last 12 months.
