Temasek excludes cryptocurrency from investments four years after FTX collapse
Temasek excludes cryptocurrency from investments four years after FTX collapse Singapore's $521 billion sovereign wealth fund is doubling down on AI and infrastructure while keeping crypto at arm's length Share Add us on Google by Editorial Team Jul. Four years after watching $275 million evaporate in the FTX implosion, Singapore’s state-owned investment giant Temasek Holdings has made its position on cryptocurrency crystal clear: not interested, not now, possibly not ever. The firm, which manages a portfolio valued at roughly $521 billion as of mid-2026, has not made a single direct cryptocurrency investment since its FTX stake was written down to zero in November 2022.
- ▪Temasek excludes cryptocurrency from investments four years after FTX collapse Singapore's $521 billion sovereign wealth fund is doubling down on AI and infrastructure while keeping crypto at arm's length Share Add us on Google by Editorial
- ▪Four years after watching $275 million evaporate in the FTX implosion, Singapore’s state-owned investment giant Temasek Holdings has made its position on cryptocurrency crystal clear: not interested, not now, possibly not ever.
- ▪The firm, which manages a portfolio valued at roughly $521 billion as of mid-2026, has not made a single direct cryptocurrency investment since its FTX stake was written down to zero in November 2022.
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