Charles Miller

London

Senior Producer, Weekly Show Host, Reporter, Writer at Coin Geek

Writer, producer and podcast host, CoinGeek. Former BBC documentary director. History PhD student, University of Roehampton.

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Crypto assets: The regulator’s dilemma

1 week ago | coingeek.com | Charles Miller

Homepage > News > Business > Crypto assets: The regulator’s dilemma How do you keep a new industry straight and narrow while also letting it explore, invent, and, well, try out crazy ideas and see what works? That was the subject of a panel on crypto and blockchain regulation organized in London by Block Dojo, a tech incubator, and CMS, a law firm.
How blockchain helps donors give with confidence to their cause

1 month ago | coingeek.com | Charles Miller

Homepage > News > Business > How blockchain helps donors give with confidence to their cause Bridget Doran is an entrepreneur whose money-making ambitions are closely tied to other people’s money-giving habits. She wants to help charities by making their donors more confident that their contributions are being used in the right way.
5 new businesses roll off the Block Dojo production line

1 month ago | coingeek.com | Charles Miller

Homepage > News > Business > 5 new businesses roll off the Block Dojo production line Global venture builder Block Dojo had something extra to celebrate when its latest group of startups completed its three-month accelerator program. This was the tenth cohort to graduate from the scheme, and making it into double figures was a milestone that Dojo could be proud of.
Lessons from state highway rebuild

Mar 22, 2025 | times.co.nz | Charles Miller

By Charles MillerIn early 2023, a section of the Coromandel Ranges gave way, taking with it a critical section of State Highway 25A. Instead of a years-long recovery, authorities suspended normal consenting requirements, mobilised multiple contractors, and worked around the clock, rebuilding and reopening the road in just nine months – a remarkable achievement. This rapid response offers a valuable lesson: when crisis strikes, decisive action trumps bureaucratic inertia.
What’s the vibe in 2025?

Jan 24, 2025 | times.co.nz | Charles Miller

By Charles MillerPeople have always tried to predict the future – it’s a natural response to uncertainty. Whether individuals, businesses, or societies, we attempt to prepare for life’s curveballs. In 1925, Professor Archibald Montgomery Low predicted the radio alarm clock, personalised news broadcasts from a family loudspeaker, and the ability to see friends across the Atlantic Ocean during a call. By 1935, he foresaw video communication within half a century.
MiCA will strengthen European digital currency markets

Jan 10, 2025 | coingeek.com | Adair Snipes |Kurt Wuckert Jr |Charles Miller

Homepage > News > Editorial > MiCA will strengthen European digital currency markets Something big is happening in European finance. The EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets regulation—MiCA for short—is finally here, setting a major transformation in how digital assets are governed across the continent.
Seizing the opportunity in Bitcoin

Jan 7, 2025 | coingeek.com | Kurt Wuckert Jr |Charles Miller

Homepage > News > Editorial > Seizing the opportunity in Bitcoin As we usher in 2025, the world stands at a critical juncture. The global economy teeters under the weight of an “everything bubble” fueled by unchecked debt, a sprawling surveillance state, and a financial system increasingly detached from reality. Meanwhile, in the blockchain space, a revolution quietly brews.
Jerusalem Satoshi Vision: A song for court recess week

Feb 28, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Charles Miller

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Jerusalem Satoshi Vision: A song for court recess week

Feb 28, 2024 | coingeek.com | Charles Miller

BSV blockchain supporters will feel a bit lost when the COPA v Wright court is in recess next week. How will they fill their days between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.? May I suggest getting together with your BSV friends and raising your spirits with some community singing? Jerusalem Satoshi Vision(With apologies to William Blake.)And did those racks of whirring drives Spin up in Bagnoo’s ancient shed? And was the new-born code deployed Precisely how Satoshi said?
Barristers, judges and journalists: The art of the question

Feb 22, 2024 | coingeek.com | Charles Miller

As a journalist, I often spend time wondering how best to ask a question. But in the past couple of weeks, I’ve thought some more on the subject as I’ve watched the barristers in the COPA vs Wright case in action. Legal questioning is a completely different ball game. In a filmed interview, for a documentary for instance, my voice should not be heard. I’ll be trying to prompt the interviewee to give an answer that can be understood in its own right without needing to hear the question.