About Solberg Invest

I'm a Norwegian entrepreneur with dual degrees in mathematics and philosophy from the University of Agder. My expertise spans from fields like economics, logic and abstract mathematics to investing and technology.

I've been in the crypto space for eight years and worked in it for the past five. My research has been cited by Business Insider and Bitcoin.com News, and Authority Magazine has interviewed me about investing in crypto.

In 2025 I founded BlockMind and ran it until 2026. That story is further down this page.

In August 2026 I was on stage at Arendalsuka, Norway's largest political gathering, debating the future of AI research in Norway. The others on the panel were two members of parliament, KI Norge, NORCE and the University of Agder.

In the newsletter, my lane is the big picture: central banks, liquidity, inflation and crypto fundamentals — and what that environment means for how we invest.

Through the newsletter and the Terminal, I show in the open how I invest in decentralized finance, tokenization and AI.

Louis is Oskar's cousin — and the son of the uncle whose three-coin question started Solberg Invest. He joined the desk in 2024 as its technical analyst.

He writes the newsletter's technical analysis: price charts, patterns, indicators, trends and market structure, and the entry and exit levels that follow from them. His lane is the short to medium term — what price is doing now, and what evidence would support or invalidate the next move.

Simen is the newest writer on the desk. He joined in the summer of 2026 and broadened Solberg Invest beyond its crypto origins.

He covers stocks and company fundamentals: what the market is pricing in, where that view might be wrong, and what could trigger a repricing. He also brings the desk's portfolio discipline — position sizing, exposure and risk — so an idea is never just a story; it's a position with a plan.

Lars joined in 2024 to build the business around the research: operations, customer care, sales, marketing and the systems that turn a newsletter into a reliable product.

He's deliberately not an analyst — that's the point. Because Lars runs the machine, the writers can spend their time researching and writing. If you've ever emailed us, chances are it was Lars who answered.