Luxembourg News

Luxembourg’s sovereign wealth fund has allocated 1% of its $900 million portfolio, or about $9 million, into Bitcoin ETFs.

Ripple told Cointelegraph it will apply for a MiCA license to expand its crypto and stablecoin operations across the European Economic Area.

Coinbase joins other exchanges such as OKX and Bybit that have secured MiCA licenses in a bid to take advantage of regulatory clarity in Europe.

Luxembourg’s 2025 risk report classifies crypto companies as high risk for money laundering, even as local institutions ramp up crypto adoption efforts.

The European Union’s insurance authority recommended the sweeping policy change, citing "inherent risks and high volatility” of crypto assets.

Banking giant Standard Chartered is debuting crypto services in Europein Europe via its new Luxembourg entity after securing a digital asset license under the MiCA framework.

Banking Circle was launched in 2016 with a mission to help payments businesses reach new global markets, avoiding the burdens of traditional banking.

The Big Four player PwC Luxembourg dropped a compelling report on crypto-asset intentions, ownership and challenges.

The company underwent a successful securities offering earlier this year, receiving support from over 6,000 European investors.

The Bank of France has completed a central bank digital currency pilot for securities transactions in collaboration with Swiss crypto bank SEBA.

Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said that he was "not a technical person" or a developer but still backed blockchain technology for the future of Luxembourg.

Bitstamp is replacing its CEO for the first time since the company’s establishment.

Bitstamp confirms migration of European clients.

Luxembourg-based startup ANote Music will launch a blockchain-based platform that allows its users to invest in music royalties.

The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier of Luxembourg has spotted another unregistered crypto company.