For the first time, Baltic Crypto Adoption Week takes place from 7–9 April, with dedicated live sessions for Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – plus a joint Baltic session. It is also the first time cryptocurrency usage is being mapped simultaneously across all three Baltic countries.
The surveys follow the same methodology as the Nordic Crypto Adoption Survey, where a representative sample of 1,000 adults in each country answers a range of questions about their relationship with cryptocurrency and crypto trading.
Baltic Crypto Adoption Week builds on the experience from Nordic Crypto Adoption Week and delivers a data-driven picture of how many people invest in crypto in the Baltics, which platforms they use, and how usage evolves over time. During the week, fresh figures, new findings, and discussions with actors across the entire ecosystem are presented – from exchanges and platforms to advisors and regulators.
The week is organized by K33, Firi, Nordic Blockchain Association and Kaupr, in partnership with Latvian Blockchain Association (LBAA), Estonian Web3 Chamber (EW3), UN:BLOCK, CoinsPaid, Kraken, Brava Finance and Kvarn X.
The main session Baltic Crypto Adoption — BALTICS 2026 Live brings together the key figures and findings from brand new surveys in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Vi, a.
In the Baltic session, participants will receive answers to, among other things:
The broadcast will be streamed live on LinkedIn, with the opportunity to watch the full recording in the aftermath. There will also be own streams on YouTube and on Kaupr.io.
The Baltic Crypto Adoption Week consists of one session per country and one overall Baltic session:
Each country session walks through the key figures and findings from that individual country, before the Baltic session ties everything together and compares the entire region.
A separate landing page has been created on Kaupr Baltic Crypto Adoption Week, which aggregates live broadcasts, recordings, reports and related news items: This page also provides links to all four LinkedIn events and to the four YouTube streams for Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the Baltics combined.
