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I love "Oink" ! :-D
Final post, I have a stream of inspiration!
SeBiSto (Secure Bitcoin Storage)(Pronounced Seh-bee-stoh)
Downpour (Its raining outside. Could also represent the flow of coins into the hardware wallet)
Compositank (Portmanteau time!)
(Updated entries as of 13/11/12)
SeBiSto (Secure Bitcoin Storage)(Pronounced Seh-bee-stoh)
Downpour (Its raining outside. Could also represent the flow of coins into the hardware wallet)
Compositank (Portmanteau time!)
(Updated entries as of 13/11/12)
KnoxBox (Fort Knox, and box, cause hardware.)
RainVault (I like the sound of it :3)
Oink (Like a piggy bank)
RainVault (I like the sound of it :3)
Oink (Like a piggy bank)
KEYWII
LOXBOX
BANQ
LOXBOX
BANQ
Keywi - Kiwi + Key. Can be spelled Keewi, Keewii, Keywii, Keewey, or Keywee.
Bauxite (Bauxit?)
Chert
...I've been playing too much dwarf fortress.
Chert
...I've been playing too much dwarf fortress.
CashCache
Stasis?
KEYWII
LOXBOX
BANQ
LOXBOX
BANQ
Coffer (or coffr good too)
Clam
Clam
PadLock (small pad locked down with cryptography)
Okaneh (Japanese phonetic for "money")
Trusty
Okaneh (Japanese phonetic for "money")
Trusty
I think VIA might have trademark on "padlock" in "electronics" area.
love "lockr" and "bunkr"
What about something based on the stone in the sword legend thing?
Since you stick usb things in it like the sword from the legend
Or to go with the rock theme, feldspar
Since you stick usb things in it like the sword from the legend
Or to go with the rock theme, feldspar
Ente
What about something based on the stone in the sword legend thing?
Since you stick usb things in it like the sword from the legend
Or to go with the rock theme, feldspar
Since you stick usb things in it like the sword from the legend
Or to go with the rock theme, feldspar
PadLock (small pad locked down with cryptography)
Okaneh (Japanese phonetic for "money")
Trusty
Okaneh (Japanese phonetic for "money")
Trusty
Bunkr
Lockr
I quite like some of recent suggestions. At least I think we're moving to the right direction.
Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"
Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"
I don't much like "my*" names, but in this case, maybe my earlier suggestion of "myKee" or "mikee" would alleviate the problem you mention.
Why not "Maki"?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14alLh3LglQ I quite like some of recent suggestions. At least I think we're moving to the right direction.
Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"
Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"
I don't much like "my*" names, but in this case, maybe my earlier suggestion of "myKee" or "mikee" would alleviate the problem you mention.
Heh, it's also similar to my surname "Palatinus" (origin of the word is probably in "Paladin")
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