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NORDIC BLOCKCHAIN CONFERENCE 2024

- Copenhagen, Denmark

What Was the Nordic Blockchain Conference 2024?

The Nordic Blockchain Conference 2024 was a blockchain event held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 19 and 20 June 2024. Its stated purpose was to push the responsible and sustainable growth of blockchain technology through education, advocacy, and teamwork. The official page sat on the Nordic Blockchain site. Copenhagen, a global leader in green tech and clean energy, was a fitting home for a conference built around sustainability.

The event gathered founders, developers, policy voices, and investors from across the Nordics and Europe. To follow similar gatherings, check the crypto events calendar and our crypto conferences list.

Key Themes at the Conference

The agenda matched a thoughtful, policy-aware crowd:

  • Sustainable blockchain and lower-energy networks.
  • Web3 education and adoption for the Nordic region.
  • DeFi and digital assets under EU rules.
  • Tokenization of real-world assets and green finance.

Sustainability ran through the whole programme, not just one panel. Many guests also tracked broader Web3 tech events through CoinGabbar.

How Crypto Is Growing in Denmark and the Nordics

Denmark treats crypto as a personal asset rather than legal currency, and the rules are clear. The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet) oversees exchanges and wallets, while the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen) handles tax. The EU's MiCA regulation has applied across Denmark since December 2024, and the country's transitional period ended in December 2025. By some estimates, about 300,000 Danes own some form of crypto.

Tax is the hot topic here. Today, crypto gains can be taxed at 27% up to about DKK 61,000 and 42% above that. In late 2024, a Danish Tax Law Council report proposed a bold new model: taxing unrealized crypto gains, possibly up to 42%, from as early as 2026. If passed, it would be one of the world's first such taxes, balanced by letting investors offset losses. An August 2025 court ruling also confirmed that crypto bought with profit in mind is taxable. This careful, high-trust approach fits Copenhagen's push for responsible, sustainable blockchain. For more shows, see CoinGabbar's digital asset events page.

Impact of the Event on Nordic Crypto

A sustainability-led conference in Copenhagen helps the region in real ways. It links Nordic founders with EU policy leaders and green-finance partners. It pushes the talk on lower-energy, responsible blockchain. And it shows that the Nordics can lead on the values side of crypto, not just the tech. Each edition strengthens the case for clear, trusted rules.

Why Sponsors, Exhibitors and Partners Should Join

A values-led Nordic conference reaches a serious, well-funded crowd. Strong fits include:

  • Green and low-energy chains: meet a sustainability-focused audience.
  • Tokenization and RWA platforms: connect with green-finance teams.
  • Exchanges and custodians: reach compliant Nordic users.
  • DeFi and infrastructure firms: find EU-focused builders.
  • Funds and angel investors: back responsible Nordic Web3 projects.

To get a booth or talk slot at a future edition, you can list a crypto event or contact the CoinGabbar team.

Why KOLs, Media and Influencers Attend

A sustainability-first conference offers strong, fresh stories. KOLs and media meet founders and policy voices shaping responsible blockchain. Coverage can spread through the crypto press release network.

Why Builders and Participants Join

Builders come to learn and connect with purpose. You meet teams who care about sustainability, EU rules, and real adoption. You test your idea with a thoughtful crowd. Many leave with a partner, a grant lead, or a clearer responsible-growth plan.

Tickets and PR Offers With CoinGabbar

Want to attend a Nordic blockchain event for less? CoinGabbar offers ticket discounts at partner events and free or discounted press release publishing for projects booked through us. To sponsor, partner, or add your event to our crypto conferences list, email event@coingabbar.io.

How the Event Concluded and What Came Next

The Copenhagen conference closed with strong talks on responsible, sustainable blockchain and new ties between Nordic founders, policy leaders, and green-finance partners. Several projects and partnerships started here. By running in a green-tech capital, it helped position the Nordics as a home for values-led blockchain at a time when Denmark was shaping clear, careful crypto rules. It also helped pave the way for more Nordic and EU crypto events. To follow what came next, see the crypto events calendar and our blockchain events page.

Glossary of Key Terms

  • Finanstilsynet: Denmark's Financial Supervisory Authority, which oversees crypto firms.
  • MiCA: the EU's single rulebook for crypto-asset markets, live since December 2024.
  • Unrealized gains: profit on paper from an asset you have not sold yet.
  • Tokenization: turning a real-world asset, like a bond, into a blockchain token.
  • Sustainable blockchain: running blockchains in ways that use less energy.

Disclaimer

This page is for general information only. It is not financial, legal, or tax advice. Denmark's crypto tax rules are evolving, including proposals on unrealized gains; always check current law. The event described here was held in June 2024; future dates and details may differ. Please confirm with the official source and do your own research. Crypto assets are volatile and can lose value.

Monika Verma

About the Author Monika Verma

Research Analyst at coingabbar.com

Published By: Monika Verma Published at:

Monika is a Crypto Events & Stakeholder Engagement Specialist with 5 years of experience in managing data and operations for global blockchain events, meetups, and conferences. She helps organizers identify the right sponsors, exhibitors, speakers, and visitor segments to boost ticket sales and event revenue. With strong networking insight, she connects key stakeholders, from KOLs and influencers to project teams and media partners. She ensures the event data she manages is reliable, structured, and community-focused.

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