On 3 July 2026, the Crypto Economy Organisation elected a new Board. The Board will provide strategic leadership and oversight of the Organisation for a 3-year term, represent the interests of its members, and continue to foster the development of the ecosystem. Working in close cooperation with regulator,governmental institutions, and other key stakeholders, the Board will contribute to the development of a transparent, innovative, and sustainable regulatory and business env

We had the opportunity to introduce the Association’s renewed leadership, mission, and focus, and to exchange views on how Lithuania can continue strengthening its position as a competitive home for financial innovation. Thank you to the Bank of Lithuania for the open and constructive discussion. We look forward to continued collaboration in supporting innovation, growth, and Lithuania’s visibility on the international stage.

Together with the Innovation Agency, we at Crypto Economy Organisation brought the country’s blockchain builders, investors, and startup dreamers together for Blockchain Innovations.

Crypto Talks reached a new milestone with an exceptional event featuring the Chairman of the Bank of Lithuania. Held at the Centre of Modern Art (MO Museum) in Vilnius, the event drew a packed auditorium—proof of the crypto community’s strong momentum and growing engagement.

The Crypto Economy Organisation was proud to take part in Baltic Fintech Days 2025, continuing its Crypto Talks series at one of the region’s most dynamic fintech gatherings.

Lithuania is taking another step forward in shaping a transparent and competitive crypto ecosystem. A new draft law registered in Parliament proposes to extend the licensing period for operating crypto companies until January 1, 2026.