In a press release issued June 30, 2026, the UAE-based Goldman Lampe Private Bank announced the acquisition of approximately €120 million in Bitcoin. This announcement is a company-issued disclosure, and independent verification of the transaction is currently unavailable.
The regulatory status of Goldman Lampe Private Bank has been noted by financial authorities. In January 2026, the Czech National Bank (CNB) issued a public notice regarding the bank, stating that the entity does not hold the authorization required to provide financial services in the Czech Republic. The notice outlines that entities operating without such authorization are not governed by local or EU banking regulations, including those regarding deposit insurance.
Separately, records for Goldman Lampe Private Bank do not appear in the directory of licensed banks maintained by the Central Bank of the UAE.
The €120 million acquisition is based on information provided by the bank. No public wallet addresses, transaction hashes, or third-party custody audits have been published to date. As such, the announcement represents a corporate statement rather than an independently verified financial audit.
Goldman Lampe Private Bank offers “crypto term deposits.” The following characteristics distinguish these products from traditional bank deposits:
The announcement of the €120 million Bitcoin purchase, shared by industry outlets, remains unverified by public on-chain data. Regulatory status information regarding the entity is available through authorities such as the Central Bank of the UAE.
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