Death in Dalvik

Sixteen-year-old Dísa finds herself at a crossroads when her father gifts her five bitcoin. Rather than excitement, she feels disinterest, viewing the value of digital currency through a skeptical lens. Set against the backdrop of contemporary Iceland, her life takes an unexpected turn as she grapples with her father's intentions and the implications of newfound wealth.

As Dísa navigates the complexities of teenage life, including friendships and family dynamics, the arrival of cryptocurrency adds another layer of challenge. She begins to uncover the darker facets of the digital world, intriguing and dangerous elements that pull her deeper into a reality she never anticipated. It becomes clear that these seemingly innocuous coins could have far-reaching consequences, both for her and those around her.

Through the lens of Dísa's journey, the narrative explores the intersection of adolescence, technology, and the frailty of human relationships, ultimately leading to a gripping revelation. As threats emerge and revelations unfold, Dísa must discern not just the value of her bitcoin, but what truly matters in her life.