Topic: [HP] Name contest for HoneyPenny. (Read 7699 times)
nextcrypto
YACNC or Yust Another CryptoNote Coin
i would not put money related in the coin name.
personaly i like the CryptBerry suggestion
The Coin which must not be named.
Innominate?
Innominate?
KroniK 
I think it should be something simple and business like...credible for the masses
1. cryptoseal : CS
2. securenote : SEN
3. cryptogiro : GIRO
4. Unit : UNIT
5. cryptoberry : CBY
6. diginote :DNT
7. Transfer Note : TNT
DigiNote !
Untitled
I think it should be something simple and business like...credible for the masses
1. cryptoseal : CS
2. securenote : SEN
3. cryptogiro : GIRO
4. Unit : UNIT
5. cryptoberry : CBY
6. diginote :DNT
7. Transfer Note : TNT
??
I think there have been many good suggestions.
please look over them. chose one and get the website. we do not want cybersquaters.
I vote
1. pretium
2. pretiavo
strong name. rolls of the tongue. dominant sounding. eloquent. easy to pronounce.
please look over them. chose one and get the website. we do not want cybersquaters.
I vote
1. pretium
2. pretiavo
strong name. rolls of the tongue. dominant sounding. eloquent. easy to pronounce.
Nameless is good as a description but not for name of co8n. Worse than honeypenny. A lot worse. I actually don't mind honeypenny but it would not be a good name for a coin either
Agree on both counts. I assume everyone realizes that when I said I liked that name, it was simply because of my member name.
Honeypenny reminds me of James Bond's Moneypenny, so it's a pretty bad name... unless a coin is going for a Bond theme. But besides the obvious anonymous/incognito/privacy coin, blah blah, not sure what to suggest.
I think
1. pretiavo = i am making this up. But prefix of Latin word for value. Suffix latin word for portion.
2. Pretium= of value
Nameless is good as a description but not for name of co8n. Worse than honeypenny. A lot worse. I actually don't mind honeypenny but it would not be a good name for a coin either
1. pretiavo = i am making this up. But prefix of Latin word for value. Suffix latin word for portion.
2. Pretium= of value
Nameless is good as a description but not for name of co8n. Worse than honeypenny. A lot worse. I actually don't mind honeypenny but it would not be a good name for a coin either
Lets just call it nameless coin / namelessness note or something in that fashion. It indicates anonymity and that this is a no name coin 
this is it!! really bright idea! Lets just call it nameless coin / namelessness note or something in that fashion. It indicates anonymity and that this is a no name coin
Yes, for some reason I like that name... or nameless name.
VirtualCash or VCASH
BitCash or BCASH
AnonBit or ABIT
BitCash or BCASH
AnonBit or ABIT
Ferrochrome
Tumbaga
Glucydur
Duralumin
Keeping with the CryptoNote / CryptoNight names, CryptoCash sounds good.
MellaNote
... Mellarius - Latin adjective for honey or honeyed ...
MellaNote
liberté ?
Electrum very good name
other:
etritium
other:
etritium
I thought "Electrum" but apparently it's the name of a bitcoin wallet app. The name isn't taken yet for a coin, though.
Lets just call it nameless coin / namelessness note or something in that fashion. It indicates anonymity and that this is a no name coin
Tritium
Tritium (/ˈtrɪtiəm/ or /ˈtrɪʃiəm/; symbol T or 3H, also known as hydrogen-3) is a radioactive isotope of hydrogen. The nucleus of tritium (sometimes called a triton) contains one proton and two neutrons, whereas the nucleus of protium (by far the most abundant hydrogen isotope) contains one proton and no neutrons. Naturally occurring tritium is extremely rare on Earth, where trace amounts are formed by the interaction of the atmosphere with cosmic rays. The name of this isotope is formed from the Greek word "tritos" meaning "third".
Tri represents the main three goals of the project: Privacy, Anonymity and Unlinkability
And it just sounds damn cool
Tritium (/ˈtrɪtiəm/ or /ˈtrɪʃiəm/; symbol T or 3H, also known as hydrogen-3) is a radioactive isotope of hydrogen. The nucleus of tritium (sometimes called a triton) contains one proton and two neutrons, whereas the nucleus of protium (by far the most abundant hydrogen isotope) contains one proton and no neutrons. Naturally occurring tritium is extremely rare on Earth, where trace amounts are formed by the interaction of the atmosphere with cosmic rays. The name of this isotope is formed from the Greek word "tritos" meaning "third".
Tri represents the main three goals of the project: Privacy, Anonymity and Unlinkability
And it just sounds damn cool
Jump to: