New conference on cryptocurrencies in the Danish Parliament

On Friday, Firi and Moderaterna in Denmark are hosting a mini-conference in the Danish Folketing on cryptocurrency. The focus of the conference is to debunk the most tenacious myths and show easy-to-understand applications of cryptocurrency and public blockchains.

September 11, 2025
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The mini-conference, which lasts for two hours, is organized by Firi Denmark together with the Moderaterne and the Moderaterne tax mayor, Ammar Ali.

Earlier this year, on May 14, another crypto-related conference also took place in the Danish Folketing. At that time, it was the Nordic Blockchain Association that together with Folketing member Mohammad Rona organized a full-day workshop on the blockchain.

Friday's program

This is the program for Friday's mini-conference:

  • Welcome by Ammar Ali, Member of Parliament for the Moderates
  • Introduction to the Different Types of Blockchains/Cryptocurrencies v. Karina Rothoff Brix, Country Manager
  • Cryptocurrency's Intake in Denmark v. Jakob Hansen, Director at Nordic Blockchain Association
  • Myth: Crypto as a criminal tool: Review of the technology and traceability v. Jesper Munk, mediator at Firi
  • Myth: Is crypto just empty air, or what is the underlying asset for the biggest cryptocurrencies? v. Mads Eberhardt, Crypto Analyst at Firi
  • Panel and questions from the hall to the panel

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