Just in time for the launch of Critic Coin, the most valuable cryptocurrency in the world A new OUSA-affiliated club wants to spread the word about Bitcoin and all the other cryptocurrencies that Critic Te Arohi doesn’t know the name of, but presumably exist. Campbell Miller and his flatmate started the crypto club this year to fill a void they saw in the club scene. “I didn’t see a crypto club at clubs day, so I started it myself,” said Campbell. He woke up at 3am the day of his interview with Critic, because apparently that’s how crypto people work. He had a lot of intricate descriptions of cryptocurrency’s complicated inner workings, but promised that like algebra, “crypto makes a lot more sense once you get into it”.