Credit: The Dots
From Monday 24 to Friday 28 November 2025, Luxembourg Blockchain Week 2025 (LBW 2025) took place across various locations in Luxembourg, organised by The Dots, a Luxembourg-based innovation and technology agency, together with Digital Minds.
According to the organisers, the event brought together policymakers, regulators, financial institutions and innovators for four days of conferences, workshops and partner-led sessions. The programme was described as outlining “the evolution of Europe’s digital-asset landscape” and highlighting “Luxembourg’s growing role in blockchain innovation, regulation and real-world adoption”.
The week opened on Monday at A&O Shearman with the “EU Fintech Horizons Summit”, where speakers discussed key developments expected to shape the sector in the coming years, including interoperable blockchain networks, the convergence of AI and distributed ledgers, enterprise adoption and an increasingly mature regulatory environment under frameworks such as MiCA. The organisers noted that the discussions reflected a broader industry view that blockchain is evolving from a speculative technology to “critical infrastructure”.
The official opening ceremony later that day featured Fabrice Croiseaux, CEO of InTech, and Emilie Allaert, founder and CEO of Digital Minds, who jointly marked the beginning of a new chapter for Luxembourg Blockchain Week under the co-leadership of The Dots and Digital Minds. Both highlighted what they described as the rapid expansion of Luxembourg’s blockchain ecosystem, the increasing relevance of tokenisation and stablecoins and the importance of collaboration across the sector. Their remarks set a forward-looking tone for the remainder of the week, with an emphasis on networking, knowledge-sharing and Luxembourg’s stated ambition to contribute to Europe’s digital-finance evolution.
On Tuesday 25 November, the programme moved to Kinepolis Kirchberg, where industry representatives examined the operational aspects of digital-asset transformation. Topics included stablecoins, settlement infrastructure, tokenisation, institutional trading, digital-asset custody and emerging compliance requirements. With regulators, banks and fintech companies participating side by side, the sessions illustrated how Luxembourg is positioning itself within the European digital-finance landscape, leveraging its fund-industry experience and regulatory frameworks to attract international players, according to The Dots.
Activities continued on Wednesday 26 November at the Digital Learning Hub in Esch-sur-Alzette, where Luxembourg Blockchain Week opened its doors to a wider public. Workshops, demonstrations and introductory sessions gave students, developers, educators and interested newcomers the opportunity to engage directly with smart contracts, wallets, NFTs and decentralised applications. The Dots described the day as an effort to “make blockchain tangible” and to encourage skills development and curiosity among future professionals.
Thursday 27 November featured a series of partner-led events held across Luxembourg, each focusing on specific aspects of digital assets. EY and Scorechain hosted a session on DAC8 and the compliance implications for crypto-asset onboarding. Zodia Custody, Norton Rose Fulbright and 6 Monks organised an executive-level roundtable on tokenisation, fund management and regulatory developments. Additional activities at the Digital Learning Hub, Lycée Vauban and Silversquare Liberté included NFT workshops, Web3 networking events and a student-organised crypto conference. The Dots stated that the diversity of these events demonstrated the breadth of the country’s blockchain ecosystem, extending beyond traditional finance.
By the conclusion of Luxembourg Blockchain Week 2025, organisers noted that the discussions and events underscored Luxembourg’s increasing involvement in the digital-asset space. According to The Dots, the week highlighted growing engagement across strategy, regulation, education and industry collaboration, reflecting a community “ready to build the next phase of blockchain innovation”.
