04-07-2026 
Cathy Resurreccion
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An editor/writer with a degree in Journalism, Catherine started her journey with CoinGeek in 2020, first as a content specialist as she immerses herself in the world of Bitcoin and blockchain. She writes and edits news stories about the development of digital currency, blockchain, NFTs, and the metaverse.
Article by Cathy Resurreccion
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9 February, 2022
George Gilder on CoinGeek Backstage: ‘Bitcoin SV is re-establishing time as the basis of truth’
George Gilder has given plenty of keynote speeches on previous CoinGeek Conferences, but the recent New York event for him...
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4 February, 2022
CoinGeek Backstage: Eswar Prasad on how Bitcoin democratizes finance
Economist and professor Eswar Prasad joined CoinGeek Backstage to discuss his experience attending the conference for the first time, his...
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2 February, 2022
Donny Deutsch talks advertising and blockchain tech on CoinGeek Backstage
TV personality and Chairman Emeritus of Deutsch Inc, Donny Deutsch, joined CoinGeek Backstage to discuss how blockchain and advertising connect...
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29 January, 2022
CoinGeek Backstage: Saeed Mohammed Alhebsi on becoming international leader in blockchain tech
CoinGeek Backstage caught up with Saeed Mohammed Alhebsi to discuss how blockchain technology innovation is going on in UAE and...
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26 January, 2022
Geoffrey Hammond on CoinGeek Backstage: Tokenizing futures fund via BSV blockchain
Aequantium LLC Founder and Manager Geoffrey Hammond joined CoinGeek Backstage to discuss his vision and plans with the company and...
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21 January, 2022
CoinGeek Backstage: Rachel Wolfson discusses media’s influence on digital asset market space
In this episode of CoinGeek Backstage, journalist Rachel Wolfson talks about her journey into the digital asset space and also...
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