There are more Norwegians reporting that they own crypto, but recent data from the Norwegian Tax Agency shows that the dark numbers are still large.

The Ministry of Finance on Friday submitted a proposal for disclosure obligations for providers of exchange and custody services for crypto assets.

Improving digital solutions is the most important thing to ensure safe and easy payment, but cash still has an important role, Choice believes.

Bitcoin has reached new highs following Donald Trump's election victory, where the exchange rate has passed $80,000, getting near 90.000 USD.

Blockchain Sweden is now inviting an official launch of the industry association during an event in Stockholm, which has gathered 80 participants.

Via two votes in the US Congress, supporters of crypto have won decisive cross-party victories.

Last year, 48,155 people reported entering their tax return that they own cryptocurrency. The previous year the figure was 43,440.

In conjunction with the 2023 Tax Announcement and Crypto Adoption Week, Kaupr has invited the Tax Administration and tax experts to a live broadcast.

In connection with Women's Day on March 8, Sophia Adampour from Norway and the Nordic Blockchain Association (NBA) want to increase diversity.

The Swedish Tax Agency wants to bring in more crypto expertise by recruiting four new employees, says Marius Johansen.

Lasse Meholm, former coordinator of CBDC Norges Bank, does not rule out that the market may come to accept stablecoins before CBDCs.

Twice as many Norwegian men as women are willing to invest in digital currencies.

Central Bank Governor Ida Wolden Bache assures that digital central bank money (DSP) should not be misused for monitoring and control.

The Norwegian Tax Administration estimates that between 300,000 and 400,000 Norwegians are now investing in cryptocurrency.