Sovereign Wealth Fund Activity - Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund is decelerating progress on multiple scheduled share offerings [1]

🇱🇺 NEW: Luxembourg’s Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) has invested 1% of its holdings in Bitcoin ETFs, making it the first state level fund in the Eurozone to do so.@IanAllison123 reports. https://t.co/0hDpG9Kbdh ...

🚨JUST IN: LUXEMBOURG INTERGENERATIONAL SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND (FSIL) BECOMES THE FIRST EUROZONE STATE FUND TO INVEST IN $BTC ETFS, ALLOCATING 1% OF ITS PORTFOLIO ...

Luxembourg's Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund just put 1% of its assets into Bitcoin and you're bearish??DEGEN NEWS (@DegenerateNews):NEW: LUXEMBOURG’S INTERGENERATIONAL SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND (FSIL) HAS INVESTED 1% OF ITS HOLDINGS IN BITCOIN ETFS, MAKING IT THE FIRST STATE LEVEL FUND IN THE EUROZONE TO DO SO - PER COINDESK https://t.co/mhGUL95FZd ...

BREAKING: 🇱🇺 LUXEMBOURG’S SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND ALLOCATES 1% OF ITS PORTFOLIO TO BITCOIN ETFS. https://t.co/HDfHizMsDu ...

💥BREAKING:🇱🇺 LUXEMBOURG’S SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND BECOMES FIRST EUROZONE STATE FUND TO INVEST 1% OF HOLDINGS IN $BTC ETFS. https://t.co/6Ge7yW0Qd8 ...

RT Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru)JUST IN: 🇱🇺 Luxembourg's Sovereign Wealth Fund allocates 1% of its portfolio to spot Bitcoin ETFs. ...

JUSTIN: 🇱🇺 Luxembourg’s Sovereign Wealth Fund FSIL became the first Eurozone state fund to invest 1% of its holdings in #Bitcoin ETFs.Europe is coming 🚀 https://t.co/Vi6INQw9RE ...

🇱🇺 JUST IN: Luxembourg’s Sovereign Wealth Fund has invested 1% of its portfolio in Bitcoin ETFs, marking the first move by a Eurozone state fund. https://t.co/sD2NsuOwGe ...

All right. So, can you just put these investments in context. How should investors be viewing these investments into an Intel lithium America's trilogy.Um, is this the the the White House essentially picking winners. Well, I think this is definitely novel, but at this point it seems more philosophical than practical in terms of how this is going to work. And and what I mean by that is uh the US government has not done something like this in recent memory.governments do make policy choices every single day t ...