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Kaupr Weekly

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Kaupr Weekly is a short, news-oriented podcast hosted by Morten Myrstad, founder and editor of Kaupr — the Nordic media company covering onchain finance. Each episode, Morten analyses and comments on the week's biggest stories in crypto, fintech, stablecoins, digital assets, and the future of payments — with a particular focus on the Nordics and Europe. New episodes drop every weekend. Subscribe to stay ahead of the curve.

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Episode 5: The MiCA Countdown — Licences, Exits, and the Fight Still to Come 21.06.2026 11:28

In this episode of Kaupr Weekly, host Morten Myrstad takes stock of the final stretch before Europe's biggest crypto regulatory deadline. On 1 July, MiCA's transition period ends — and across the Nordics and Baltics, the picture is split. Firi and K33 ...

Episode 4: Stablecoins on a Nordic Agenda — Who Owns the Future of Payments? 25.05.2026 10:31

In this episode of Kaupr Weekly, host Morten Myrstad dives into a week when stablecoins moved firmly onto the Nordic agenda. Sweden got its first private digital krona. A 37-bank European consortium for a regulated euro stablecoin became a reality — wi...

Episode 3: The Rise of the Agency Economy - Why AI Agents Need Crypto 16.05.2026 5:00

Welcome to the frontlines of the digital finance revolution. In this episode of Kaupr Weekly, host Morten Myrstad dives into a seismic shift that is redefining the very nature of economic activity: the convergence of AI and crypto, and the rise of the ...

Episode 2: Is this crypto spring, or "sell the news"? 10.05.2026 13:23

The Clarity Act: Current status and compromise details on U.S. stablecoin legislation. CryptoQuant Analysis: Profit-taking data and market indicators on Bitcoin's recent run. Venture Capital & Tech: Aly Yahya (Andreessen Horowitz) and Dan Morehead (Pan...

Kaupr Weekly — The payments stack is being rebuilt — 4 May 2026 03.05.2026 9:08

Kaupr Weekly — Episode 1: The payments stack is being rebuilt This week, the future of payments arrived — not from crypto companies, but from Western Union, Meta, Visa, Stripe and David Marcus. Money is being rebuilt from the ground up, and stablecoins...