# Major cryptocurrency platform Luno is calling on government to amend Board Notice 90, to permit Collective Investment Schemes to invest a percentage of their asset allocation into crypto assets, like Bitcoin. This follows a recent response to questions in Parliament by the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, who stated that crypto assets are still viewed as risky investments. Luno general manager for Africa and Europe, Marius Reitz says this view is contrary to the growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies seen internationally. He contends ordinary investors can benefit from the future of digital finance and grow their wealth.