Is This Shape-Shifting Image the Logo Bitcoin Needs?
A graphic designer named J P Brenner has proposed that his new, multisided, shape-shifting bitcoin logo - a representation of the dynamic nature of the decentralized money, should be the symbol adopted by the bitcoin community. The design is the latest development in an ongoing debate in the digital currency community. Years after bitcoin's creation, there still isn't consensus on what bitcoin's logo should be, with many arguing that the classic orange logo no longer suits the technology's goals. The idea, as explained here, is to represent bitcoin not as a physical item, like money is....
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On August 23rd, Derivatives Exchange Bitget announced its new logo designed to indicate a place where people can exchange freely and realize their financial dreams with the help of leverage. According to Bitget, Bit is a blended word coming from Binary and digit and the smallest unit of information. It implies a business that is based on digitalization and IT. “Get” represents interaction, a kind of connection between the platform and the external world. In combination, the name Bitget expresses its mission “Better Trading Better Life”, and its commitment to offer....
Mincoin is creating a new logo for their coin and their final voting has started. To cast in your vote visit the Mincoinforum here. See our older post here. The New Mincoin Logo?
9% of Americans were left feeling 'puzzled' or 'confused' after being shown the bitcoin logo, according to a recent survey by The Digital Currency Council (DCC). The survey, which asked 504 people across the United States to provide a one word response to the logo, also found that 7% felt 'nothing'. Approximately 5% of those surveyed recognised that the image had something to do with either 'money' or 'wealth', whilst 3% noted that it represented bitcoin. The survey also found that 2% of people expressed indifference and the remaining 1% failed to know what the symbol meant. The remaining....
Vote on your favorite new Mincoin Logo here. The voting ends in two hours. Personally I think the designer "Allow" should win. I especially like this logo (not sure which color though, well maybe the grey): What do you think of the logos?
Dfinity Foundation has dragged Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to court for using an infinity symbol as its logo. Was it deliberate? Or, was Facebook – now rebranded to Meta – just too lazy to do its homework and verify if the logo it used for its modified entity was already taken. Well, it doesn’t matter […]