
Mar 4, 2025
Live Event: Unleash Diversity in Crypto
Crypto is evolving rapidly, but one thing is clear – diversity is still lagging behind. Despite blockchain technology promising financial freedom and decentralization, women remain underrepresented in this sector. That’s why "Unleash Diversity in Crypto" is being organized on March 7th – a Nordic live event in collaboration with Kaupr, where we highlight the importance of inclusion, representation, and women's role in the future economy.

Feb 28, 2025
February 2025: Price decline, hacking attack, and future prospects
As February comes to an end, we summarize a month marked by price movements, the largest hacking attack to date, and hopes for a brighter future for Bitcoin.

Feb 19, 2025
BTCX meets the chairman of the Swedish Bitcoin Association
Ahead of the annual Bitcoin Symposium, BTCX interviewed Linnéa, the chairman of the Swedish Bitcoin Association. We wanted to hear her thoughts on Bitcoin’s role in Sweden and the world, why she took on the leadership role, and what we can expect from this year’s symposium.

Feb 17, 2025
Stockholm's first bitcoin falafel
In Södermalm, Stockholm, one of the city's most popular falafel bars has taken a step into the future. Falafelbaren at Hornsgatan 39 now accepts bitcoin, attracting not only a new customer base but also contributing to a larger discussion about money, power, and technology. We spoke with the owner, Nidal, about the decision to accept bitcoin, customer reactions, and why this is much more than just a payment solution.

Feb 10, 2025
Bitcoin as a reserve asset in the U.S.
Over the weekend, a new bill was introduced in Missouri that, if approved, would make the state the first in the U.S. to have an official bitcoin reserve. However, Missouri is far from alone in this development. So far, a total of 17 U.S. states have proposed similar legislation, indicating a growing trend where Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a legitimate asset at the state level.

Feb 5, 2025
Meet Rebecka & Hani – Sweden’s First Bitcoin Podcast for Women
Bitcoin – just for nerdy tech guys in hoodies? Hardly. Women are getting on board! Rebecka and Hani have launched Sweden’s first podcast about Bitcoin, by and for women. Their mission? To break the stigma, normalize the conversation, and show more women that the future of finance doesn’t require a degree from KTH or Stockholm School of Economics.

Feb 4, 2025
Czech National Bank Governor wants to invest in bitcoin
Last week, Aleš Michl, the governor of the Czech National Bank, announced that he plans to propose an investigation into investing in Bitcoin as a way to diversify the bank’s currency reserves. If the proposal is approved, the central bank will invest approximately 5% of its total reserves of 140 billion euros in Bitcoin, which amounts to around 7 billion euros. On Thursday, the proposal was confirmed as accepted, meaning that an analysis of the investment possibilities will now take place.

Jan 28, 2025
Swap Dry January for Pink January – Sell bitcoin with 0% fees at BTCX!
Why settle for a Dry January when you can make it pink? At BTCX, we want to make things even easier for you. That’s why we’re offering a unique campaign: from January 29 to 31, we’re completely removing our sales fee. This means you can sell your Bitcoin and keep 100% of the value.

Jan 21, 2025
BTCX turns teenager – 13 years of Bitcoin in Sweden!
On January 24, 2012, BTCX was launched as Western Europe’s first Bitcoin trading platform. At that time, there was only one cryptocurrency – Bitcoin – and the company was entirely focused on it. Bitcoin was then an unknown and niche technology, embraced by a small group of enthusiasts and visionaries.

Jan 21, 2025
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) and Bitcoin: Regulation or a Barrier to Innovation?
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) is the regulatory body overseeing Sweden’s financial markets, tasked with ensuring stability and consumer protection. This is an important role, but when it comes to Bitcoin and crypto, FI stands out as one of the most restrictive regulators in Europe.