I don't think it matters honestly on the name is too much as long as it doesn't look or sound stupid, the use of bit, coin or pay is all fine to me.
Honestly naming isn't a big deal, any item could be the name of a company if marketed right, Flare (pulling a random word) could easily be the next big company.
Topic: We need more companies with original names. No more Bit-, -coin, or -pay. (Read 1103 times)
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August 27, 2015, 09:00:09 AM
Well, Coinbase is a success and it have Coin in it's name.
If the service/product is good enough, the name doesn't matter.
It's like BMW, Dell, Apple. Those names if not pathetic, have no mean, and those are ridicously big names around the world.
That is what it means to create a Trade Mark™. Apple or Dell are just random word - yet they are recognized all around the world and 99% of people in civilized countries know about that companies.If the service/product is good enough, the name doesn't matter.
It's like BMW, Dell, Apple. Those names if not pathetic, have no mean, and those are ridicously big names around the world.
In bitcoin we need something similar, crypto companies with not necessary Bitcoin related names.
August 27, 2015, 08:36:46 AM
https://lawnmower.io/ is a pretty original name :p
August 27, 2015, 08:36:01 AM
I guess its a marketing scheme that works. If you use something under the Bit tag people will automatically understand that it's related to Bitcoin. You also got lots of companies using the Coin tag (Coinbase etc). I think aesthetically they are good names even tho at some point it becomes confusing trying to discern from one company to another.
August 27, 2015, 07:59:23 AM
Name might help you a bit but it won't brake or make your business. Anybody who believes in this is a fool. In order to succeed, you better work hard, pull the right moves and treat your customers right. If you do so, you can pretty much choose any name and you will do good. But of course, if you do chose a right name on the top of all the above, you can improve your business.
August 27, 2015, 06:09:22 AM
Well, Coinbase is a success and it have Coin in it's name.
If the service/product is good enough, the name doesn't matter.
It's like BMW, Dell, Apple. Those names if not pathetic, have no mean, and those are ridicously big names around the world.
If the service/product is good enough, the name doesn't matter.
It's like BMW, Dell, Apple. Those names if not pathetic, have no mean, and those are ridicously big names around the world.
August 27, 2015, 05:52:28 AM
Yes, it's great that we can tell just by looking at your domain that you use bitcoin but we've gotten to the point where people will have some awful name and just add bit or coin to it somewhere and think it's the best thing ever. We're beyond that point now. Off the top of my head, I can think of Kraken. They chose a memorable name, that doesn't involve any part of the word bitcoin. No, they didn't go bankrupt because of it. Add some originality, people.
but why you care about the name? is there a correlation between the name and the quality of the services? i dont think so, well i agree that there is names more easy to remember than others, yes, but thats all.
you must agree that name of business is very substantially. if not important, Why is not there company with "jkjhfd" name or etc.
for example: Cryptsy or Scryptsy ? what is the name?
August 27, 2015, 05:36:11 AM
Yes, it's great that we can tell just by looking at your domain that you use bitcoin but we've gotten to the point where people will have some awful name and just add bit or coin to it somewhere and think it's the best thing ever. We're beyond that point now. Off the top of my head, I can think of Kraken. They chose a memorable name, that doesn't involve any part of the word bitcoin. No, they didn't go bankrupt because of it. Add some originality, people.
but why you care about the name? is there a correlation between the name and the quality of the services? i dont think so, well i agree that there is names more easy to remember than others, yes, but thats all.
August 27, 2015, 05:33:54 AM
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August 27, 2015, 05:30:20 AM
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August 27, 2015, 05:19:39 AM
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That is actually quite a cool website.
I had no idea that, that existed.
Thanks for the link!
August 27, 2015, 05:07:18 AM
No matter what the name is used, it represents the behind company. If it offers great products and services, and always attract users, the brand is built up! Ppl will keep buying the products or using the services provided by the company! Ppl will remember the name!
August 27, 2015, 04:58:35 AM
The worst thing Satoshi could have done, was to call the token for the currency --> Bitcoin. It is most probably the most confusing explanation he could have used to name the token. I would have chosen something more
original like "DigiCash" - { Short for Digital Cash} or something like "MicroMoney" .....the coin in the name just creates confusion. Or simply "NotCash" .... Companies follow this coin naming convention and it just creates
more confusion.
original like "DigiCash" - { Short for Digital Cash} or something like "MicroMoney" .....the coin in the name just creates confusion. Or simply "NotCash" .... Companies follow this coin naming convention and it just creates
more confusion.
August 27, 2015, 04:55:52 AM
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August 27, 2015, 04:53:33 AM
I think it is very clear when a company incorporates the term bit- or -coin in their name, it might limit them, but for me it is a no brainer as whether or not they do business in crypto currencies. Why shouldn't they make it easy? I aggree it is like a jungle out there now, with too many companies doing the same shit with a lot of similar sounding names. It is hard to be original, but when you are and when you strike good a nonsense name like Xapo for example will have a solid base in the community, we all know it. It might have another meaning in another language, or be an acronym for something I do not know. When you can establish a name like that, you can broaden your horizon and venture on new grounds without the limitations of your name and use that name and it's history to gain trust and loyalty that has been built up.
August 27, 2015, 04:14:44 AM
The name Bit or Coin or Bitcoin in the name makes me feel better that it's not some alt scam site.
Coin is a more general word, so that could include alt-coins.
Personally I do think that the name matters (you obviously wouldn't call your business a shitty name), but I think the service/product matters more.
August 27, 2015, 03:30:18 AM
Seriously it does not matter. As long as the name of the company or service is catchy I don't care if it is called Bitpay or Paybit. As long as it is good I will take it.
I agree, however, that these monothematic names can be tedious after some time - there is no fun when every bitcoin company has a 'bit' or 'coin' in its name.
I agree, however, that these monothematic names can be tedious after some time - there is no fun when every bitcoin company has a 'bit' or 'coin' in its name.
August 27, 2015, 03:01:13 AM
The name Bit or Coin or Bitcoin in the name makes me feel better that it's not some alt scam site.
August 27, 2015, 02:55:48 AM
Yes, it's great that we can tell just by looking at your domain that you use bitcoin but we've gotten to the point where people will have some awful name and just add bit or coin to it somewhere and think it's the best thing ever. We're beyond that point now. Off the top of my head, I can think of Kraken. They chose a memorable name, that doesn't involve any part of the word bitcoin. No, they didn't go bankrupt because of it. Add some originality, people.
But at the same time it's good for branding. I also don't think names like Kraken are very good. They don't really tell you anything about the company. I agree that businesses shouldn't just be trying to put 'bit' in there because they feel like they have to but there's also nothing wrong with bitpay and bitbargain etc and it's good for adoption when people know what they probably do.
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