Venturetoken, Norway's first engagement token, can be traded on the Norwegian crypto exchange NBX and has now replaced Elise Thorsnes as ambassador.

Petter Northug is now entering into an ambassadorial partnership with Swedish ETP provider Virtune. He stresses the importance of long-term savings.

At its first major Oslo event, in collaboration with Nordnet, Swedish Virtune presented itself to over 250 Norwegian investors.

Klarna is teaming up with wallet infrastructure provider Privy to develop intuitive crypto solutions, a clear signal of increased crypto investment.

Norges Bank has concluded that there is currently no basis for introducing digital central bank money (DSP).

SEB, Danske Bank and eight other European banks are behind Qivalis, an Amsterdam-based euro stablecoin due to launch in 2026

OKX steps up its European focus with the launch of Spot Margin trading for customers in the EU/EEA, including Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland.

Goobit reports sharply reduced revenue in the quarter, but continues to drive its long-term growth plan

The transition period for the introduction of MiCA in Norway is likely to be extended by six months to June 30, 2026.

Norwegian Block Exchange AS (NBX) withdraws from bank-related discussions with Globitex Holding

Bitcoin-backed credit is becoming the bridge between the crypto market and traditional finance, argues Andre H. Johnsen, CEO of Norlend

The Danish challenger bank Lunar is the first Nordic bank to obtain a MICA license for crypto services.

Why is it so hard to tax crypto? With the MinKrypto service, Henrik Bø and two co-founders will make crypto tax calculation easier.

I dag er fristen for å gjøre skattemeldingen, inkludert rapportering av din kryptoskatt. Med mindre du har søkt om utsettelse.

Ahead of Wednesday's live event “Your Crypto Tax”, we've created a guide for you.

The learning platform Kryptoskolen and the Nordic media company within web3, Kaupr, have partnered to increase and improve knowledge about crypto.

Nordic crypto companies expect that the growth in the number of crypto owners in the Nordic countries will continue.

According to a recent survey, 9.6% of the adult population in the Nordic countries own cryptocurrency. This equates to 2.18 million people.