Luxembourg’s Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund will allocate 1% of its portfolio to Bitcoin and other crypto through ETFs, making it the first Eurozone nation to direct sovereign wealth into Bitcoin ETF exposure.

Luxembourg's Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) will allocate 1% of its portfolio (over €7 million) to Bitcoin ETFs, making it the first Eurozone sovereign fund to invest in crypto. Finance Minister Gilles Roth announced the decision during the 2026 budget presentation. The move follows a July 2025 policy revision allowing up to 15% of FSIL assets in alternative investments. Bob Kieffer, Luxembourg's Treasury Director, confirmed the details and emphasized the strategic, long-term perspective. This aligns with Luxembourg's ambition to become a digital assets hub under MiCA regulations. Globally, similar trends are seen in Norway, Czech Republic, UK, and Finland, signaling a shift in sovereign wealth management towards digital assets.