A Luxembourg sovereign wealth fund has invested a 1% sliver of its holdings into Bitcoin ETFs, making it the first state level fund in the Eurozone to do so, according to a representative for the Agency for the Development of Luxembourg’s Financial Centre.

European nations Finland, Georgia and the U.K. also hold bitcoin, although most of that crypto is sourced from criminal seizures, according to Bitbo, with the exception of Georgia, a nation outside the Eurozone that owns 66 BTC for investment purposes.

During his presentation of the 2026 Budget at the Chambre des Députés, Luxembourg Finance Minister Gilles Roth, revealed the European nation’s Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) has invested 1% of its holdings in Bitcoin.

“Recognizing the growing maturity of this new asset class, and underlining Luxembourg’s leadership in digital finance, this investment is an application of the FSIL’s new investment policy, which was approved by the Government in July 2025,” said Bob Kieffer, Director of the Treasury, Luxembourg

Luxembourg, one of the least populated countries in Europe (682,000 approximately) introduced its

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Author: Ian Allison