Luxembourg Sovereign Fund Allocates 1% to Bitcoin; Minister Says 'No Second Best'

Published at 2025-11-14 07:03:46

Luxembourg’s finance minister said the country's sovereign wealth fund has allocated 1% of its assets to Bitcoin and deliberately chose BTC alone, declaring “there’s no second best.” The statement, made on November 14, 2025, frames the purchase as a targeted decision rather than a broad crypto allocation, emphasizing conviction in Bitcoin’s role compared with other digital assets.

The allocation is notable for signaling state-level acceptance of Bitcoin as a portfolio diversifier and store of value, and it may prompt other institutional actors to reconsider exposure to digital assets. Markets and policymakers will likely watch execution, custody arrangements and risk management closely, as the move raises questions about governance, volatility tolerance and the precedent set for sovereign participation in crypto markets.

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