Topic: Evolution of the Bitcoin Logo - page 2. (Read 494 times)
I like the cırrent one.its like gold which tells its valuable, it has sticks as dollars, i get it like "its rival of dollar". When i look at it makes me feel reach.
As for me, the first one which was created by Satoshi is the best. It's symbolic because Satoshi is the one who knows the first goal and purpose of Bitcoin.
I would prefer to see a logo which was created by the creator himself. However, the fact that there are new logos existed only means that there arr also developments and changes in time.
I would prefer to see a logo which was created by the creator himself. However, the fact that there are new logos existed only means that there arr also developments and changes in time.
For me this orange circle with a white B inside is the most emblematic figure of bitcoin, although there are some others.
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I think these were the major changes in btc logo. As I see on the link you posted, the first two logos were rendered by the creator of bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.
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I think these were the major changes in btc logo. As I see on the link you posted, the first two logos were rendered by the creator of bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.
I prefer the simple orange B compared to the other Bitcoin logos, as I find this orange B much simpler, and it gives less emphasis that Bitcoin is actually a coin(bitcointalk's favicon give's a bit emphasis). I heavily dislike those bitcoin images(like the one below) that most articles are using, as it can give false impressions to people who don't know much about bitcoin; thinking that bitcoin is something physical.
Image source: https://wall.alphacoders.com/big.php?i=887832
Image source: https://wall.alphacoders.com/big.php?i=887832
I agree with you. This one is simple yet shows a deeper meaning. Bitcoin's logo doesn't have to be artistic because Bitcoin itself is already an art. This logo emphasize the function and importance of Bitcoin in the Blockchain technology. For me, it's more attractive meaningful.
I prefer the simple orange B compared to the other Bitcoin logos, as I find this orange B much simpler, and it gives less emphasis that Bitcoin is actually a coin(bitcointalk's favicon give's a bit emphasis). I heavily dislike those bitcoin images(like the one below) that most articles are using, as it can give false impressions to people who don't know much about bitcoin; thinking that bitcoin is something physical.
Image source: https://wall.alphacoders.com/big.php?i=887832
Image source: https://wall.alphacoders.com/big.php?i=887832
I like the new logo. It fits well on ATMs, Credit Cards, websites, and stickers.
This is an interesting read on the evolution of the bitcoin logo through the years before arriving at the currently used one and though it is still called unofficial this is now considered to be the symbol of bitcoin especially in the face of many fiat money we have around the world. And of course, the story of the bitcoin logo started here in this forum.
The current logo with color orange was made courtesy of a forum member with username "“bitboy” and this is the one that really took off as the very symbol that bitcoin is known all over the world. Of course, there are those who do not agree of the logo and the symbol even telling us that we don't need them in the first place.
In a world where people associate something with brand names and logos, bitcoin is not far behind in the quest for easy recognition, perception and association.
Further Read: https://www.coindesk.com/about-that-orange-b-the-history-of-bitcoins-logos
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