The media uses images of Casascius bitcoins often when talking about bitcoin.
Topic: How does Bitcoin looks like? - page 5. (Read 4716 times)
You'll see this design a lot. It's the first physical coin that has a private key embedded in the hologram on one side, thus "loading" the coin with actual bitcoin. They're called Casascius coins. There have been numerous versions of physical bitcoins or crypto coins made since and they trade as collectibles (see the collectible digital goods board on this forum where people sell them).
The media uses images of Casascius bitcoins often when talking about bitcoin.
The media uses images of Casascius bitcoins often when talking about bitcoin.
The design is already present here, it is just a letter "B" desgined as BTC. If you are talking about the physical design then yes it is just like a golden coin with written BTC on it, you have seen on the internet too if you have searched about bitcoin. Check this http://www.cringely.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/bitcoin-logo-3d.jpg
Actually I dont like how it was portrayed like this BTC.
It is like a bitcoin that is somehow connected with the USD because of the two vertical line.
It aint that original at all. Maybe there are some good images that could be provided but if it will be changed it might make users confused.
It is like a bitcoin that is somehow connected with the USD because of the two vertical line.
It aint that original at all. Maybe there are some good images that could be provided but if it will be changed it might make users confused.
Maybe with the new look bitcoin will bring better future, which surely sibolnya "B". Which is definitely a golden image, no matter what the design is definitely the "B".
Hi!! A am brand new here. I know bitcoin is a virtual currency , but has anyone already portrayed an imaginary design of Bitcoins? How does should it look like if ever? Like in the games in the internet that i see. The coin incentives or prizes looks like gold. Others have designs too and. If it would be a physical money, should it look like gold?
The truth is I don't want bitcoin to have it's own physical coin I mean what will happen to it's decentralization right?
But you are just asking a portrait, a imaginative layout of the "might be" physical coin. I think it will be having a good look if it looks like a gold portraying it's value or price. In terms of it's design, I think I want the sign of Bitcoin and besides it the name of it's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
Looking at my avatar provides your answer!
I can't really say what the nature of Bitcoin is or looks, but with different pictures I have come across in the internet, Bitcoin will be round in shape, with a "B" sign and two "||" vertically on the "B" sign, and more designs.
is it something like this you are referring to, The physical designs of the COINS?
Have you checked out the collectibles board here on BCT,
there are a lot of physical coins for sale and auction and plenty of images?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=217.0
Have you checked out the collectibles board here on BCT,
there are a lot of physical coins for sale and auction and plenty of images?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=217.0
I am pretty sure the design is already quite concrete.
It is a small "B" symbol with a vertical strike-through, like this: BTC
There are additionally other designs which are all quite similar.
The general colors associated with Bitcoin are Gold and Orange.
In short, I doubt it will be redesigned anytime soon.
It is a small "B" symbol with a vertical strike-through, like this: BTC
There are additionally other designs which are all quite similar.
The general colors associated with Bitcoin are Gold and Orange.
In short, I doubt it will be redesigned anytime soon.
Hi!! A am brand new here. I know bitcoin is a virtual currency , but has anyone already portrayed an imaginary design of Bitcoins? How does should it look like if ever? Like in the games in the internet that i see. The coin incentives or prizes looks like gold. Others have designs too and. If it would be a physical money, should it look like gold?
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