Explore the stories behind cryptocurrency logos — design history, color psychology, and branding analysis.
From Satoshi's plain coin to Bitboy's iconic tilted B — trace the three-stage evolution of the most recognized symbol in cryptocurrency.
Richard Stott created the diamond-shaped octahedron just before Ethereum's ICO. Discover the geometry and symbolism behind crypto's second most famous mark.
A rescued Shiba Inu's photo became the internet's favorite meme, then the face of a multi-billion dollar cryptocurrency. This is Kabosu's story.
Named after Renaissance mathematician Gerolamo Cardano, ADA's logo hides a hypocycloid curve — a shape born from rolling circles inside circles.
XRP's logo journey spans community votes, golden ratio geometry, and a bold rebrand that divided its community. Here's the full timeline.
Solana's gradient palette and angular design draw from California surf culture and 1980s aesthetics. Learn how parallel processing shaped a visual identity.
CZ's diamond-shaped logo was meant to be a simple geometric mark. It accidentally resembled interconnected blockchain nodes — and the meaning stuck.
In a sea of blue hexagons, Uniswap picked a hot-pink unicorn. The choice was deliberate: DeFi rebellion meets vaporwave aesthetic.
ETHLend rebranded to Aave — Finnish for 'ghost' — and adopted a friendly phantom mascot that symbolizes the invisible nature of decentralized lending.
Pepe the Frog traveled from a 2005 indie comic to 4chan to a top-100 cryptocurrency. Trace the cultural journey of crypto's most controversial mascot.
Chainlink's logo is more than a hexagon — it's a cube in isometric projection. The 2D-to-3D illusion represents bridging different data worlds.
Most projects name themselves then design a logo. Polkadot did the opposite — the dot pattern came first, representing its relay chain architecture.
Charlie Lee deliberately positioned Litecoin as silver to Bitcoin's gold. The silver palette and angled L mirror Bitcoin's design language — by design.
Monero's warm orange over cool gray represents duality: visible identity, hidden transactions. Designer Rantjack embedded privacy philosophy into color.
Stellar hired Nordic agency Kurppa Hosk for a professional rebrand. The result: a Saturn-inspired ring that signals cross-border payments and exploration.