Topic: New bitcoin logo (Read 32187 times)
Seriously , Bitcoin new logo very Interesting. People can like that. Logo looks like very good..
Honestly, I prefer the old bitcoin logo to the new bitcoin logo, if the old bitcoin logo sees the logo, people will already understand that the symbol is bitcoin.
Nice design, maybe it will look good again if you lower the color gradation, I think it's too bright for the bitcoin logo and add like a picture of connections like bitcoin's signature. I'm sure it will look even better.
This is how Bitcoin grew, people made contributions to it. This is the soul of Bitcoin. BTC
It beautiful ,good work.
Just saw this on a new exchange
Kinda cool.
Kinda cool.
Or maybe "Ex nihilo".
Can't really pick a favourite at this time, but I do like "Vires in Numeris". That's already used in Casascius coins and I like it.
Yes, but that means "Strengths in Numbers" (plural).
Great logos. Can't really pick a favourite at this time, but I do like "Vires in Numeris". That's already used in Casascius coins and I like it.
How do you say "Screw the Banks" in Latin?
Literally, "Copula argentarias", but I fear Caesar wouldn't understand...
I take it you haven't seen "Spartacus" on Starz. Every other word is "copula."
How do you say "Screw the Banks" in Latin?
Literally, "Copula argentarias", but I fear Caesar wouldn't understand...
I think I remembered seeing a bitcoin logo with the latin of "In numbers we trust".
Also, why bring this back from the dead? Anyone have new logos in mind?
Also, why bring this back from the dead? Anyone have new logos in mind?
Consider VIS (singular) because VIRES (plural) looks too much like VIRUS to the casual reader.
+1I think "Vis in numeris" is a better translation.
Ciao!
How do you say "Screw the Banks" in Latin?
Tempus ripas!
Consider VIS (singular) because VIRES (plural) looks too much like VIRUS to the casual reader.
+1I think "Vis in numeris" is a better translation.
Ciao!
How do you say "Screw the Banks" in Latin?
Consider VIS (singular) because VIRES (plural) looks too much like VIRUS to the casual reader.
+1I think "Vis in numeris" is a better translation.
Ciao!
I don't like the line in the middle of the B.. sorry
In the middle vertically or horizontally?
I don't like the line in the middle of the B.. sorry
hope ur getting paid for their usage
Nope. :-( Donations are helpful...
FWIW, the Thai Baht symbol, ฿, is also used to stand for a specific weight of gold.
designers might find historical coin imagery inspirational: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coin
"trade in numbers" ?
"trade in numbers" ?
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