Kaupr and Virtune explain how investors can gain exposure to tokenisation through regulated ETPs on ordinary trading venues.

Done.ai launches buy now, pay later on business invoices in Finago. The supplier is paid at once, the buyer can pay over up to 36 months.

Crypto broker Coinmotion has chosen K33 as its partner for executing larger trades, in a partnership between two MiCA-licensed Nordic companies.

NBX has signed an agreement with Tieto Banktech for payment cards designed to let customers spend stablecoins directly in everyday life.

NBX won MiCA authorisation in the first half of 2026, but income fell 45 per cent and its loss after tax widened to NOK 16.6 million.

DNB joins CBMT, where European banks test tokenised bank deposits, bringing the Norwegian krone into the sandbox as a new currency.

Firi launches in Sweden this week, entering a market where about 1.1 million already own crypto and competition is intensifying.

Sander Andersen of H100 Group says bitcoin companies below one billion dollars must buy each other — standing still is the biggest risk.

Bitcoinpolitisk institutt gathers researchers, industry and politicians in Oslo on Monday for a free seminar on bitcoin mining and Norwegian power.

Norges Bank names twelve financial institutions in its tokenisation work, while Norway is the only Nordic country outside Qivalis.

Stack by me wants to raise up to 20 million on Republic Europe after a loss of NOK 10.7 million and halved revenues in 2025.

Norwegian TV personality Svein Østvik hosts a conference for the Nordic XRP community in Oslo on 5 September.

Kaupr Weekly looks at what became of the fifteen Nordic companies that put bitcoin on the balance sheet, after the premium disappeared.

Norway's NBX wants to become a bank in Latvia and has registered a Riga subsidiary applying for a banking licence in the EEA.

K33's revenue more than halved in the second quarter. It has won a MiCA licence and taken it into Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Germany.

K33 raises its effective bitcoin exposure by up to 92 bitcoin through an option agreement at Canadian company Sixty Six Capital.

Bitcoin sits near $64,000 after six months without direction. K33 and CoinShares say the level is attractive and the bottom may be in.

Both H100 and Hilbert Group have hired hedge fund veterans as chief investment officers to manage bitcoin actively.

Peter Warren brings 45 years from traditional markets into derivatives trading on H100 bitcoin.

The Nordics' largest listed bitcoin company brings in a new CEO from the firm it just acquired, strengthening its technology team.

Sander Andersen has long said bear markets are for those who act. Now H100 has completed a deal that triples its bitcoin holdings.

K33 takes over management of Canadian Sixty Six Capital and can now manage the two companies' bitcoin holdings more jointly.

The first blockathon in the Nordics takes place during Nordic Tech Week in Stockholm in September. Applications are now open.

Kaupr launches Onchain Pages — a directory of companies moving into onchain. 30 companies at launch, growing continuously.

NBX is building banking infrastructure with Tieto Banktech, a new step in its plan to become a regulated digital asset bank in the Nordics.

K33 is rolling out its platform across the Nordics and Germany after passporting its MiCA authorization, opening the door to Europe's largest crypto m

Goobit CEO Christian Ander is weighing the way forward after the MiCA rejection – including the possibility of seeking a licence in Norway.

After one of bitcoin's weakest half-years in years, historical indicators suggest a bottom may be near, according to K33 Research.

K33 is awaiting word from partner Goobit/BTCX on the way forward, after the exchange lost its right to conduct customer activity under MiCA.

Kaupr's updated overview shows exactly which crypto companies in the Nordics and Baltics have received MiCA licences — and which ones haven't.

NBX has been granted a MiCA licence by Norway's Finanstilsynet and can now offer regulated crypto services across the entire EEA market.

Four MiCA-regulated companies back Kaupr's Nordic ETF and crypto event on 30 June.

Bare Bitcoin is MiCA-approved in Norway. The small bitcoin exchange sees the licence as a vote of confidence — not just an operating permit.

Nine industry leaders meet Tuesday 30 June for a virtual event on the Nordic ETF and crypto market, hosted by media house Kaupr.

Binance risks losing its regulatory footing in Europe after withdrawing its MiCA application in Greece without naming a new applicant country.

Micahub by Cointegrity targets compliance, new applicants and regulatory frameworks beyond MiCA.

ETF and ETP in digital assets are giving Nordic investors more options than ever. Kaupr brings together the leading voices on June 30th.

Safello, Firi and K33 have secured MiCA licences. The battle over professional clients — institutions and private banking — begins across the Nordics.

K33 lets a wealthy customer segment, not national borders, drive its Nordic push under its new MiCA licence.