What would you name your own cryptocurrency? - page 2.

hakatu

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A name for next generation cryptocurrency that is widely accepted around the globe as a currency, I would name it bucks. Grin

jk
Actually I think a cryptocurrency name should indicate the project contains it, like if it's for livestream than CAM, STREAM. I don't know how the shinier names work, when people hear a shiny named coin they'll have to put some effort to figure out what the coin is about, making its less popular and user-friendly.

Singwala

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If I have my own coins. What I want to name is OWC - Overseas Worker Coins,

I would like to have a platform for my countrymen to go abroad to work. I'd like to have a platform to help my Filipino people to make money remit free! I want to help them through my Altcoins. I would like to help them not to reduce the amount of money they earn from overseas.

But my idea is corny, and I can not do it

zlt220

newbie

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Name of a particular cryptocurrency depends on the product to offer, if I would have my own cryptocurrency it will be named "ElectroToken" which will base on mainly technology improvement by implementing various electronics devices.

Don Stefanello

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It would have to be something veeeery catchy, something very hip and trendy and least, or you could just hire an agency and pay their creative people to do it for you, thats why they are paid to do it, they know how to do reaserch

green547

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Something like naturecoin, or ecocoin because I love nature and believe we must keep the earth's environment stable for the future.

peachaston4

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Quote from: crenfrosck on March 12, 2018, 07:25:13 PM

Wow, a question for creative people out there! Grin

I am interested in Latin words and that is the reason why I would pick Cerebellum (as it means "brain"). I would say that Latin words are hiding something like a mystic power of the ancient Roman civilization. It would be a cool name for some deep-learning platform that would help people with investing, not necessarily in crypto (I know it is not something groundbreaking, but I am influenced by some projects that I have taken part in recently Wink

).

I like this one.

peachaston4

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Quote from: 13ex07 on March 12, 2018, 04:13:35 PM

Let's say I have thought up a good name. Why publicly to tell it? That other person could him has used?

By all means, do hide it.

peachaston4

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Quote from: valnd on March 12, 2018, 08:06:04 PM

I will name my own cryptocurrency coin HODL. This is to remind people to always HODL their coins. When people HODL their coin there is high demand in the market and it will force the price to go up

This is a pretty smart choice

peachaston4

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Quote from: smoothenough on March 13, 2018, 04:02:50 AM

Smooth Coin, with the michael Jackson logo.

Finesse

realcrypto

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In every thing name have implication and significant impact in the progress and success of that thing. I will name mine solution token.

Irunbounties

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TheBountyCoin, isn't it funny ? Bounties related coin to everyother ongoing project.

peachaston4

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Quote from: cryptomorphines on March 12, 2018, 04:01:09 PM

Not going to be effective way of investing if you are picking coins with their names,a lot of factors should be considered not with good names,product,the team behind the coin their credibility,the roadmap and whitepaper should be good and there should be some partnership existing so that you will be sure that something will happen to these projects.

No crypto project should be picked by its name, god forbid. It is just that a good name will be catchy and be good for marketing purposes. And also, it is always fun to have a reason behind the name.

smoothenough

newbie

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Smooth Coin, with the michael Jackson logo.

peachaston4

newbie

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Quote from: shandi albert on March 12, 2018, 07:45:37 PM

I've read a post about the Enkidu project and have a unique name, besides that they have a great bounty manager. Certainly not only his name is unique but with the concept that on offer can lure investors.

I really like his name

peachaston4

newbie

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Quote from: Hueristic on March 12, 2018, 08:57:59 PM

Quote from: orangetax on March 12, 2018, 08:32:23 AM

I would name mine precious

Perfect.

hahaha

Hueristic

legendary

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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it

Quote from: orangetax on March 12, 2018, 08:32:23 AM

I would name mine precious

Perfect.

coinxwife

newbie

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I'd name my crypto coin as 'victorious coin' because as we all know this cryptocoin reach us to become rich someday and to achieve our victory to the near future if we just strive hard were making millions in our pockets through bitcoin. Wink

valnd

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Until the end of time

I will name my own cryptocurrency coin HODL. This is to remind people to always HODL their coins. When people HODL their coin there is high demand in the market and it will force the price to go up

shandi albert

full member

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FXPay.io

I've read a post about the Enkidu project and have a unique name, besides that they have a great bounty manager. Certainly not only his name is unique but with the concept that on offer can lure investors.

faceoff97

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I feel like a coin that is named after bitcoin is gaining a great demand. Coin such as Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin cash, and other Bitcoin related coin ia potential for growth. So if Ill be a able to name a coin I would add "bitcoin" before it. This actually cathes attention of most of the holder and expecting great return hearing the name bitcoin.

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