Sweden's Finansinspektionen is inviting companies and other market participants to join a reference group for a new guidance project on tokenised money and DLT-based payments. The deadline to register interest is 22 November.
Finnish Agion and Sweden's SIROS Foundation have entered a strategic partnership on infrastructure to verify AI agents' identity, their permissions, and whether they have the authority to act on an organisation's behalf.
Crypto platform Kryptos has connected portfolios to ChatGPT, letting users ask about value, cost basis and gains, pulled directly from the wallets and exchanges they've linked to the service. The app cannot move funds, and requires a paid ChatGPT plan.
Swiss Bitcoin Suisse (Europe) is ready to launch in the Nordics next week, just over three months after the company hired two Nordic leaders. A gathering follows in Stockholm on 19 November, with CEO Roman Przibylla.
GreenMerc says unauthorised parties gained access to customer data at subsidiary NorthCrypto, through a vulnerability in a third-party tool no longer in use. Encryption keys were not affected, but one customer had funds withdrawn without authorisation.
Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and other major players are tightening restrictions on AI shopping agents like Meta's Muse, while Shopify and Walmart take a mo
Crypto exchange Bitpanda opens its portfolio to ChatGPT and MCP orders, while Danish Coop Bank is first out with AI access to investment accounts.
VIALET is adding tokenised money market funds from Axiology to safeguard client funds, with cash available intraday through a liquidity deal.
21shares has launched a European ETP (CLAU) offering synthetic exposure to Anthropic's value ahead of the company's expected IPO.
Spot bitcoin ETFs have become the main buyers according to Coinbase, but a $635 million one-day outflow shows how fragile that new support is.
Sweden's Government Offices have banned ChatGPT and Claude in browsers after "problematic" AI use in government work. Copilot is the alternative.
Anthropic has filed its S-1 with the SEC and plans to list on Nasdaq under the ticker "ANT," with a reported valuation above $1.5 trillion.
Latvia could have rules for tokenizing real-world assets ready in the first half of 2027, with commercial property as the first step.