tldr; Luxembourg’s sovereign wealth fund, FSIL, has allocated 1% of its portfolio to Bitcoin ETFs, marking a significant move by a European state-backed entity. The investment, worth approximately $9 million, reflects a new policy allowing up to 15% of assets in alternative investments like cryptocurrencies. While direct cryptocurrency holdings were deemed too risky, the decision highlights Luxembourg’s leadership in digital finance and Bitcoin’s long-term potential, as stated by officials during the 2026 Budget presentation.
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More & more BTC buyers & it won’t stop. Yesterday Deutsche Bank predicted by 2030 Central Banks will hold BTC. 🤯
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tldr; Luxembourg’s sovereign wealth fund, FSIL, has allocated 1% of its portfolio to Bitcoin ETFs, marking a significant move by a European state-backed entity. The investment, worth approximately $9 million, reflects a new policy allowing up to 15% of assets in alternative investments like cryptocurrencies. While direct cryptocurrency holdings were deemed too risky, the decision highlights Luxembourg’s leadership in digital finance and Bitcoin’s long-term potential, as stated by officials during the 2026 Budget presentation.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
More & more BTC buyers & it won’t stop. Yesterday Deutsche Bank predicted by 2030 Central Banks will hold BTC. 🤯