Hardware wallet name

[slush]

Hi,

few moments ago I posted announcement of Bitcoin hardware wallet project, which we're working on (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122438.msg1317706). At this stage, we have only internal codename for the project, but we're looking for business name for the final product.

We'll be very pleased if the community help us to find some catchy and unique name for the product. For that reason, I'm offering 1BTC bounty to whoever who post the name which we then use for our hardware wallet.

Unless it will have some hidden sense, please do *not* suggest names containing "bit", "coin", "key" or so. By participating in this bounty, you agree that you give up the copyright and any other rights related to the name. Also, to make this thread sane, please suggest maximum three names per post and up to three posts per user.

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[Xenland]

SLURP
Sticky Wallet
SECwallet

[Xenland]

CH33SY BREAD (Cheesy Bread)
Red Sierra
Pocket Wallet

[Xenland]

PIXY STIX

Xen Friend
(Xen means foreign, so Foreign Friends doing some casual Bitcoin business. I also own the domain XenFriend.com if you like it I will sell it for super cheap 0.5 BTC if I win)

[CIYAM]

Hmm... "nanobank" - oops website taken - okay then "mubank" (website available - the "mu" is taken from G.E.B's meaning "to unask").

[edit] Do the rules apply to edits?

[slush]

Hm, as I see it, I should add additional rule:

Maximum three suggestions per post and maximum three posts per user.

[Akka]

1. SERF --> Secure Easy Reliable Fast

2. "Long Pocket" if that name is not protected. My Personal favourite

I can really good Imagine saying something like "I'm going to pay this from my long Pocket" while getting a small device with a slush logo on it from my (actual) pocket.

3. Bit-Shield - I now no Bit.

Will come up with more as the day passes.

[Belkaar]

TitaniumWallet

BitVault

[Photon939]

I was gonna suggest CoinVault although it's very similar to Belk's suggestion

[malevolent]

HardWallet™

PiWallet™

BitSecure™

[VeeMiner]

MiniWallet

BitPocket

RealWallet

[CIYAM]

One last try (similar to the last suggestion I made) - "mumubank" (as well as the G.E.B. concept of "mu" you get http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_KLF).

[Isokivi]

Bit Gox (as in Fort Gox)
Coinslinger
BTC-piggy (as in piggy-bank)

[Fiyasko]

Coff(in/er)Bin
Seller(s)Door "cellar door"
(carrier/travel) Pidgeon

[paraipan]

...

BitPocket

...

Nice

[Fiyasko]

Blockbox (black box type thing, I chose block because the wallet will hold the blockchain?, but it is a mouthful)
Oaken 'oak' the wood, with 'en' added onto it to sound like Open
Leafer/Leaver/Leaves
Its fall and i thought of people using the hardware wallet for a "plug and go" style of mobile usable, For tablets, netbooks and the likes.

[Fiyasko]

The "Bluebook" for "the blue book value of XYZ" It could be a pun about how it doesnt have a BlueBook value once coins are on it
Liquidital <-- Ouu a good one!
C/Kaeravan <-like a roaming trader, Eh? Cause your hardwarewallet has lots of trades in it, And it moves around with you

[phelix]

Code:

for a in ["bit", "cool", "cold", "ice", "fat", "steel", "coin"]:
	for b in ["crypt", "wallet", "bag", "stash", "buffer", "can", "box", "case", "cooler", "zee", "bit", "cell", "tank"]:
		print a + b

		
bitcrypt
bitwallet
bitbag      !
bitstash
bitbuffer
bitcan
bitbox      !
bitcase
bitcooler
bitzee
bitbit
bitcell
bittank
coolcrypt
coolwallet
coolbag
coolstash
coolbuffer
coolcan
coolbox
coolcase
coolcooler
coolzee
coolbit
coolcell
cooltank
coldcrypt
coldwallet
coldbag
coldstash
coldbuffer
coldcan
coldbox      !
coldcase
coldcooler
coldzee
coldbit
coldcell
coldtank
icecrypt
icewallet
icebag
icestash
icebuffer
icecan
icebox
icecase
icecooler
icezee
icebit
icecell
icetank
fatcrypt  
fatwallet
fatbag
fatstash
fatbuffer
fatcan
fatbox
fatcase
fatcooler
fatzee
fatbit
fatcell
fattank
steelcrypt
steelwallet   
steelbag
steelstash
steelbuffer
steelcan
steelbox
steelcase
steelcooler
steelzee
steelbit
steelcell
steeltank
coincrypt   !
coinwallet
coinbag
coinstash
coinbuffer
coincan
coinbox
coincase
coincooler
coinzee
coinbit
coincell
cointank

[slush]

"bit", "cool", "cold", "ice", "fat", "steel", "coin"

Did I forgot to mention that "bit", "coin" and "wallet" should not be in the name? ;-)

[Fiyasko]

"bit", "cool", "cold", "ice", "fat", "steel", "coin"

Did I forgot to mention that "bit", "coin" and "wallet" should not be in the name? ;-)

Huh? Wallet isnt allowed? I thought the Third was Key

[malevolent]

"bit", "cool", "cold", "ice", "fat", "steel", "coin"

Did I forgot to mention that "bit", "coin" and "wallet" should not be in the name? ;-)

You did not mention ''wallet'', only this:

Unless it will have some hidden sense, please do *not* suggest names containing "bit", "coin", "key" or so.

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SecureGuard
Hash Collider
SS - Safe & Solid

[2112]

Zbrojnice or Zbrojnica or Zbrojovka.

or the same with more Anglicized spelling:

Zbroynice or Zbroynica or Zbroyovka.

Also, any Czech product that has "pilzner" in the name is almost guaranteed to sell well worldwide.

[slush]

Huh? Wallet isnt allowed? I thought the Third was Key

"bit", "coin", "key" or so

The point is that best product names are generally unrelated to the purpose.

I had similar bounty for overlay bitcoin network protocol known as Stratum today. There were proposals like "OverNet" or so, but Stratum was clean winner. It is unrelated to "protocol", "network", "bitcoin" or "client", but it still reminds some layer and sounds a bit esoteric. I believe that I'll also find some great name for the wallet as well as "I" found Stratum.

[slush]

Pilzner :-D. I'm not sure if we can use that name because of trademark...

[Fiyasko]

Hey slush, Not to dereail your wonderful thread or anything, But why do you NOT have an online/offline status near your avatar? Makes me so curious..
I also have a feeling that the guy who has those top three posts is going to edit in ideas that he thought of after reading over everyone else's ideas

[Jutarul]

TitaniumWallet

BitVault

Using vault seems fitting. However, BitVault is out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitVault

Vault is associated with shelter. A related association would be "keep":

CoinKeep

[2112]

Pilzner :-D. I'm not sure if we can use that name because of trademark...

Well, all good names are already taken, eg. Česká zbrojovka.

So maybe: Plzeňská zbrojovka?

CZ has a good name recognition in the USA for their side-arms.

So just maybe "Zbroyovka"? This way the name will be pronounced reasonably correctly by Anglophones. Misspelling of "j" as "y" should give you a reasonable trademark defense in the Czech Republic, no?

[Mushroomized]

DigiChain (Digital Keychain)
BlockVault (blockchain vault)
NakaMobile

[michaelmclees]

TinyTab (tiny tablet computer)
Planar (flat on a plane)
Pinch (people are going to be pinching it to press any keys, and pinch also means 'standby', so it works on that level too.  "The Pinch is always on standby for you.")

[Mushroomized]

Cockoteal,
Mantis,
Amoeba

[arsenische]

Hawap (hardware wallet project)
Wally (little wallet)
Pling (https://i.imgur.com/miTdP.jpg looks like '!')

[Akka]

Secure Hardware Wallet.

How about: The Hardy

[Bitium]

Zircon

Nice name on its own, also has this association (wikipedia):
"Zircons from Jack Hills in the Narryer Gneiss Terrane, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia, have yielded U-Pb ages up to 4.404 billion years,[10] interpreted to be the age of crystallization, making them the oldest minerals so far dated on Earth"

[jim618]

Looking at the wiki for Greek mythological figures, how about:

Talos (Tάλως), a giant forged from bronze by Hephaestus, and gifted by Zeus to his lover Europa as her personal protector

Phrike (Φρίκη), spirit of horror and trembling fear. Perhaps better Anglicised as Frike FreeKey.
edit:I have changed the Anglicised version as the Greek word is pronounced "free-key", (which I guess is where we get the word "freaky").

Midas, a king of Phrygia granted the power to turn anything to gold with a touch

[Mushroomized]

My last post of 3 names 

Lilliput - Tiny little city from Gulliver travels. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilliput_and_Blefuscu

Quasar

and, the Bagel, because bagels are good.

[slush]

jim, are you sure that people will be willing to put their life time savings to the device named after "spirit of horror and trembling fear"? :-)

[jim618]

Hi Slush -
I guess I just liked the sound of the word - short and concrete.

If Richard Branson can make a success of Virgin anything is possible.
The trembling fear is I hope what the central bankers feel when they hold one in their hand.

:-)

[Bitium]

Stronghold
The Gneiss (pronounced "nice", continuing a mineral theme)
Donut

[k]

1) squirrel - the animal but also has the meaning to hide money or something of value in a safe place.

2) digisafe

3)?? - If I think of something else I'll add it later.

[Longmarch]

Cashbox

[CharlieContent]

StrongBox
SafetyDeposit
Fort Knox Box

[CoinDiver]

BTC-Bucket (as in BitCoin Bucket... lol)

[SgtSpike]

FourQ
Skynot
Burken
Bould
Deltress

[amgomez]

May I suggest Kuvera (as the lord of wealth ->http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubera)?

[Miles Bennett Dyson]

ColdCash

Cash Pod

iBank

[freemoney458]

I suggest

Tesaurox,
Tesaubox,
Tesaunox.

They are all mixtures of the Greek 'Thesauros'=treasure house, the Spanish 'Tesoro'=treasure coming from the same source, and the English word 'Box'. The last one I created because it has a similar sound like 'Knox' from 'Fort Knox' for all those which are more familiar with modern than ancient history.

Have fun when picking your name!
Edit: Please also feel free to use it as a starting point for further modification, I am not interested in the bounty. This should be fun!

[interlagos]

Cubix

QBit

BitMagnet

[evoorhees]

Super excited about this project A couple comments...

1) I absolutely agree with you Slush that the best product names are not directly related to the item. Let's please stop putting "Bit" in every Bitcoin product and service =)

2) "IceTank" is the best suggestion so far, provided by Phelix.  Use icy or wintery visual branding, a white/blue/silver color scheme, with a very professional logo and you'll have a winner. This product deserves a slick brand... I'm happy to advise, just get in touch with me on Skype.

[salfter]

How about PocketVault? (I'm assuming this will be a pocket-sized gadget.)

[k]

I still like my 1st suggestion of Squirrel but I've had an idea for my 3rd suggestion:

3) Croesus - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croesus#Wealth_and_coinage

[SgtSpike]

Stonehedge
Nutcase
Case Knox
Stonelet
iPay
uPay
Freepay
Secrea
StrongPay
StrongMox

[mc_lovin]

Slushbox

ChipSafe

PortaBank

[slush]

Slushbox

Lol. I didn't know that 'slushbox' is a real term. It has 257 upvotes on Urban dictionary as "automatic transmission" :-).

[Mushroomized]

Slushbox

Lol. I didn't know that 'slushbox' is a real term. It has 257 upvotes on Urban dictionary as "automatic transmission" :-).

It sounds like a slushy drink in a juice box to me

[paraipan]

Why not "SLUSH"?

is a slurry mixture of small ice crystals... just like the mixture of private keys on the device

[Mr. Coinman]

When you want to do a send MultiBit creates the transaction and passes it to the device for signing via USB.

USBitcoin

Privia

Privitia

[Marker88]

SWallet

[johnyj]

Hardware

[helloworld]

FourQ

Nice one. The next iteration could then be FourQTwo.

[weex]

KeyMaster

[DoomDumas]

Precieux
HardSafe
WalLock

[ThomasV]

Precieux

+1

[teflone]

Mag-Pi

[2weiX]

Pock-It (already taken, but I guess it depends on where you register it)
it's funny because it's kinda pronounced like "wallet" and you put it in your pocket, so it talks to you: "pocket it!"

Avare
Because you are "aware" (in the sense of "knowing what's going on"), and that's why you use Bitcoin.

[Raoul Duke]

wolfram

[slush]

wolfram

In this case, we should skip the alpha phase to avoid copyright issues ;-).

[waspoza]

Super excited about this project A couple comments...

1) I absolutely agree with you Slush that the best product names are not directly related to the item. Let's please stop putting "Bit" in every Bitcoin product and service =)

2) "IceTank" is the best suggestion so far, provided by Phelix.  Use icy or wintery visual branding, a white/blue/silver color scheme, with a very professional logo and you'll have a winner. This product deserves a slick brand... I'm happy to advise, just get in touch with me on Skype.

/thread

[Bitcoin Oz]

KeyMaster

lol ghostbusters 

[Bitcoin Oz]

Boxxy

[majorddf]

Securibit Wallet

[Bitcoin Oz]

LockPocket

[2weiX]

usb-port-emonnaie


 

[phelix]

[...]
2) "IceTank" is the best suggestion so far, provided by Phelix.  Use icy or wintery visual branding, a white/blue/silver color scheme, with a very professional logo and you'll have a winner. This product deserves a slick brand... I'm happy to advise, just get in touch with me on Skype.

thanks - though I actually thought of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrusion_Countermeasures_Electronics#Description_of_ICE

Intrusion Countermeasures Electronics (ICE) is a term used in cyberpunk literature to refer to security programs which protect computerized data from being accessed by hackers.

[arsenische]

Satoshi ICE

Update:

Satoshi EYES

[molecular]

MIKEY

or

MIKEE

[michaelmclees]

Arcanum (synonym of "secret")
Mammon (the biblical personification of wealth)
Stroncard (instead of "strongbox" or the difficult to pronounce "strongcard")

[brunozisterer]

Nohack

[Mushroomized]

slush, stick: I think you got it exactly right

After reading this, I just thought of the name Popsicle

1) its slush (ice) on a stick
2) its a tiny device that connects to USB sticks
3) you get the cold storage connotation from the name

[MysteryMiner]

Privet (private wallet, also "Hello!" in Russian language) In English it will probably be spelled like Private or Pivote (tank being able to turn in-place from WoT).

Hardcard (already used by ISA HDD controller/dumb harddrive hybrids in mid 80-ties, now obsolete)

Bitbox (already suggested by someone else before me, already used by some "hardened FireFox" project)

edit: added one more variant Hardlet. Sounds like hardware, wallet or applet.

[molecular]

slush, stick: I think you got it exactly right

After reading this, I just thought of the name Popsicle

1) its slush (ice) on a stick
2) its a tiny device that connects to USB sticks
3) you get the cold storage connotation from the name

that is pretty good. isn't that a brand name, though?

[Mushroomized]

slush, stick: I think you got it exactly right

After reading this, I just thought of the name Popsicle

1) its slush (ice) on a stick
2) its a tiny device that connects to USB sticks
3) you get the cold storage connotation from the name

that is pretty good. isn't that a brand name, though?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popsicle
> Popsicle is a popular brand of ice pop in the United States and Canada and became a genericized trademark for any type of ice pop due to its popularity

Either way, these are different types of products. As one of my friends who works in the advertising business explained to me once, since the products are different categories, in this case food and electronics, you are OK legally (not sure how valid this was). Either way, think it would be a safe name to use.

[AndrewBUD]

Slush' billfold.


bitfold


SiliconBased

[paraipan]

slush, stick: I think you got it exactly right

After reading this, I just thought of the name Popsicle

1) its slush (ice) on a stick
2) its a tiny device that connects to USB sticks
3) you get the cold storage connotation from the name

that is pretty good. isn't that a brand name, though?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popsicle
> Popsicle is a popular brand of ice pop in the United States and Canada and became a genericized trademark for any type of ice pop due to its popularity

Either way, these are different types of products. As one of my friends who works in the advertising business explained to me once, since the products are different categories, in this case food and electronics, you are OK legally (not sure how valid this was). Either way, think it would be a safe name to use.

+1 "Slush" -  cold storage connotation from the name, and sounds good in every language. (apparently not)

[MysteryMiner]

+1 "Slush" -  cold storage connotation from the name, and sounds good in every language.

In my language it sounds very much like the sound one can hear when dealing with consequences of toilet "jobs".  

In my language "slush" (шлюшкa) sounds similar to "slut" or "whore". Not good. The Hardlet is better

[salfter]

...and another suggestion:

PocketBank

[slush]

I see lot of proposals is done just by joining two common words (like PocketBank). As I said, I don't think it is going to work as brand name.

[Jutarul]

I see lot of proposals is done just by joining two common words (like PocketBank). As I said, I don't think it is going to work as brand name.

Are you asking for an acronym?

Bitcoin Hardware Wallet = Bihawa

[DanielBTC]

Pandora (mitology: pandora box)

Cointainer  (container)

4Safe   (4 = box, safe = security)

Digital Reserve (just for fun)

[malevolent]

Electreasure (from electronic treasure)

Slushstickon (from slush and stick)

Richgeld


@everyone

Reread the rules - 3 posts with 3 suggestions per post max
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122440.msg1317743#msg1317743

[Mushroomized]

+1 "Slush" -  cold storage connotation from the name, and sounds good in every language.

In my language it sounds very much like the sound one can hear when dealing with consequences of toilet "jobs".  

In my language "slush" (шлюшкa) sounds similar to "slut" or "whore". Not good. The Hardlet is better

The name I suggested was Popsicle though.
Icepop or something along those lines will be cool too.

[MysteryMiner]

The name I suggested was Popsicle though.
Icepop or something along those lines will be cool too.

Icicle or SicklePop will be good enough? The casing must be semi-transparent white to play on icicle brand. Do we need to try to find something that plays along with name Slush or something that relates to hardware wallet technology or completely unrelated name such as yellowpants?

[Mushroomized]

The name I suggested was Popsicle though.
Icepop or something along those lines will be cool too.

Icicle or SicklePop will be good enough? The casing must be semi-transparent white to play on icicle brand. Do we need to try to find something that plays along with name Slush or something that relates to hardware wallet technology or completely unrelated name such as yellowpants?

if its this color I would buy 100000000

Also, the reasoning for the name is simple- Cold storage device that is created by slush and stick, the device will be similar to a usb stick

And I'm pretty sure the name can be anything, but I like popsicles a lot so...

[helloworld]

or completely unrelated name such as yellowpants?

Eeww, if you're gonna do that, might as well go all the way and call them brownundies.

[Mr. Coinman]

Perakey - Pera + key, pera being Latin for wallet. Also sounds like "Parakeet" (which could make for a great logo!)

Keywi - Kiwi + Key. Can be spelled Keewi, Keewii, Keywii, Keewey, or Keywee.

Arctic - Another reference to cold storage.

[molecular]

myCB (as in: myCentralBank)

[neuronics]

cavernium  (artificial word) from cavern

imperio   (commander in chief)

[R1mlin]

WalletMegaBox -WMB

JustCash

MyBCash


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[Bitcoin Oz]

ICEYQ

[2GOOD]

Cryptos

[Ente]

Wow, now that's quite a few suggestions here! :-)

For intentional confusion:
"I'm paying with my kee today!"
(or kii or similar spelling)

Or, if you want to overdo it:
Kryptonite! ..the nemesis of all superbanks.. ;-)

I too like mineral/stone names.
Quartz, Obsidian, Turquoise, Garnet, endless possibilities!

Ente

[molecular]

Wow, now that's quite a few suggestions here! :-)

For intentional confusion:
"I'm paying with my kee today!"
(or kii or similar spelling)

Or, if you want to overdo it:
Kryptonite! ..the nemesis of all superbanks.. ;-)

I too like mineral/stone names.
Quartz, Obsidian, Turquoise, Garnet, endless possibilities!

Ente

those are good suggestions, I especially like "kee" or "kii". Right to the point.

[paraipan]

Wow, now that's quite a few suggestions here! :-)

For intentional confusion:
"I'm paying with my kee today!"
(or kii or similar spelling)

Or, if you want to overdo it:
Kryptonite! ..the nemesis of all superbanks.. ;-)

I too like mineral/stone names.
Quartz, Obsidian, Turquoise, Garnet, endless possibilities!

Ente

those are good suggestions, I especially like "kee" or "kii". Right to the point.

Heh, nice indeed, paying with the "kee"[tm]

[slush]

I must admit that idea of "popsicle - slush on a stick" made me laught. However I'm not sure if it's usable for the name of a serious project :-).

[molecular]

Wow, now that's quite a few suggestions here! :-)

For intentional confusion:
"I'm paying with my kee today!"
(or kii or similar spelling)

Or, if you want to overdo it:
Kryptonite! ..the nemesis of all superbanks.. ;-)

I too like mineral/stone names.
Quartz, Obsidian, Turquoise, Garnet, endless possibilities!

Ente

those are good suggestions, I especially like "kee" or "kii". Right to the point.

Heh, nice indeed, paying with the "kee"[tm]

"Yo! All the mikes you got on your kee or die, ma'fugga"

[slush]

ICEYQ

Sounds quite good, but I see a reference to ICQ (messenger).

[slush]

I quite like some of recent suggestions. At least I think we're moving to the right direction.

Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"

[der_meister]

IceCoin or IcyCoin 

[Bitcoin Oz]

I quite like some of recent suggestions. At least I think we're moving to the right direction.

Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"

BIKII   

[cunicula]

Palladium.

- Image protecting security of a city in Greek/Roman Mythology
- Precious metal
- something providing security (English)

[slush]

Heh, it's also similar to my surname "Palatinus" (origin of the word is probably in "Paladin")

[molecular]

I quite like some of recent suggestions. At least I think we're moving to the right direction.

Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"

I don't much like "my*" names, but in this case, maybe my earlier suggestion of "myKee" or "mikee" would alleviate the problem you mention.

[Uglux]

I quite like some of recent suggestions. At least I think we're moving to the right direction.

Kryptonite is (tm) of Superman, isn't it? :-)
I like Garnet, I can imagine something like this.
Problem with those "kee" or "kii" is that it's hard to distinguish in the talk: "Do you have Bitcoin Kii here?" "You mean Bitcoin private keys or that Bitcoin hardware token?"

I don't much like "my*" names, but in this case, maybe my earlier suggestion of "myKee" or "mikee" would alleviate the problem you mention.

Why not "Maki"?  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14alLh3LglQ 

[LiteBit]

Lockr

[slush]

Lockr

Nice one!

[Raoul Duke]

Bunkr

[michaelmclees]

PadLock (small pad locked down with cryptography)
Okaneh (Japanese phonetic for "money")
Trusty

[Mushroomized]

What about something based on the stone in the sword legend thing?
Since you stick usb things in it like the sword from the legend 

Or to go with the rock theme, feldspar

[Ente]

What about something based on the stone in the sword legend thing?
Since you stick usb things in it like the sword from the legend 

Or to go with the rock theme, feldspar

Ente

[molecular]

PadLock (small pad locked down with cryptography)
Okaneh (Japanese phonetic for "money")
Trusty

I think VIA might have trademark on "padlock" in "electronics" area.

love "lockr" and "bunkr"

[Bitium]

Coffer (or coffr good too)
Clam

[Bitcoin Oz]

KEYWII
LOXBOX
BANQ

[Mushroomized]

Stasis?

[jim618]

CashCache

[Garrett Burgwardt]

Bauxite (Bauxit?)

Chert


...I've been playing too much dwarf fortress.

[Mr. Coinman]

KEYWII
LOXBOX
BANQ

Keywi - Kiwi + Key. Can be spelled Keewi, Keewii, Keywii, Keewey, or Keywee.

[caffeinewriter]

KnoxBox (Fort Knox, and box, cause hardware.)

RainVault (I like the sound of it :3)

Oink (Like a piggy bank)

[caffeinewriter]

Final post, I have a stream of inspiration!

SeBiSto (Secure Bitcoin Storage)(Pronounced Seh-bee-stoh)

Downpour (Its raining outside. Could also represent the flow of coins into the hardware wallet)

Compositank (Portmanteau time!)

(Updated entries as of 13/11/12)

[slush]

I love "Oink" ! :-D

[2weiX]

SUPDOG


(no, really)

[paraipan]

I love "Oink" ! :-D

Lol, no wonder you have a related avatar 

[Ente]

SUPDOG


(no, really)

what's supdog?








 

Ente

[caffeinewriter]

I love "Oink" ! :-D

It just came to me plus, that opens up a whole new demographic. Bitcoin piggy banks for kids

[LiteBit]

Lockr

Nice one!

Thanks! It was hard to let go for only 1 BTC 
Hoping it finds a good home!

[caffeinewriter]

Lockr

Nice one!

Thanks! It was hard to let go for only 1 BTC 
Hoping it finds a good home!

Too bad loc.kr is taken =(

[Mr. Coinman]

Lockr

Nice one!

Thanks! It was hard to let go for only 1 BTC 
Hoping it finds a good home!

Too bad loc.kr is taken =(

theloc.kr isn't! 

[naypalm]

meh  

[michaelmclees]

Flow - You plug it in and the BTC flow to their target.

[caffeinewriter]

Has slush already given the bounty to someone? And how long is this continuing?

[Xenland]

Has slush already given the bounty to someone? And how long is this continuing?

I'm also curious... also I updated my first two posts with more names(within the rules)

[tnkflx]

bitlockr

[caffeinewriter]

bitlockr

Hi,

few moments ago I posted announcement of Bitcoin hardware wallet project, which we're working on (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122438.msg1317706). At this stage, we have only internal codename for the project, but we're looking for business name for the final product.

We'll be very pleased if the community help us to find some catchy and unique name for the product. For that reason, I'm offering 1BTC bounty to whoever who post the name which we then use for our hardware wallet.

Unless it will have some hidden sense, please do *not* suggest names containing "bit", "coin", "key" or so. By participating in this bounty, you agree that you give up the copyright and any other rights related to the name. Also, to make this thread sane, please suggest maximum three names per post and up to three posts per user.

Also, it may have been suggested already.

[Fiyasko]

bitlockr

----

Unless it will have some hidden sense, please do *not* suggest names containing "bit", "coin", "key" or so. By participating in this bounty, you agree that you give up the copyright and any other rights related to the name. Also, to make this thread sane, please suggest maximum three names per post and up to three posts per user.

Also, it may have been suggested already.

So SICK of all the "bit" names, Do people even read rules anymore?

[Jutarul]

In honor of my favorite economist, Max Keiser. Call it the "keyser"

[tnkflx]

bitlockr

----

Unless it will have some hidden sense, please do *not* suggest names containing "bit", "coin", "key" or so. By participating in this bounty, you agree that you give up the copyright and any other rights related to the name. Also, to make this thread sane, please suggest maximum three names per post and up to three posts per user.

Also, it may have been suggested already.

So SICK of all the "bit" names, Do people even read rules anymore?

Nope

[tnkflx]

- batua
- beursie

[MaxSan]

Asfalis

Its greek for "Secure" which we presume this will be..

[marcus_of_augustus]

BitHard

or

HardBits

[molecular]

BitHard

or

HardBits

are you trolling? scroll up a bit and read the fat letters ;>. (I don't personally care, but it seems some people get pissed off)

*thinks of "colonial scrip"*

• ElektroScrip
• Scrip
• Scrippie
• Scripper
• Scripto
• Spriplektric
• Scrypto
• Scripe
• Scriplet

[bitcoinhu]

Mephisto

[Mr. Coinman]

Alright, my last entries:

Kryptos - from the Greek κρύπτω, meaning conceal.

Witt - named after Whitfield Diffie, a pioneer in public-key cryptography, and the word wit, meaning mental sharpness and inventiveness; keen intelligence.

Locket - Portmanteau of 'lock' (implying security & stability) and 'wallet'. The www.lock.et domain name is available.

[slush]

Somebody asked, so no, I didn't picked any name yet, so bounty is still open.

[2weiX]

Izzet Safe

[michaelmclees]

Mordor

[Mushroomized]

Somebody asked, so no, I didn't picked any name yet, so bounty is still open.

I liked oink 
Why Not piggy or piglet (raspberry pi general wallet

[VeeMiner]

Somebody asked, so no, I didn't picked any name yet, so bounty is still open.

I liked oink 
Why Not piggy or piglet (raspberry pi general wallet

piglet is a good one

[franky1]

DigiCash
PayCheck
Webtrader

[Miles Bennett Dyson]

Mordor

One does not simply log into Mordor.

[Akka]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

[michaelmclees]

Mordor

One does not simply log into Mordor.

That's how secure it is.  One does not simply hack into Mordor.

[Mr. Coinman]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

Heh, that's funny. LockIt and Razr were both names I came up with too.

Although I'm pretty sure Razr is the name of a Motorola smartphone.

[Akka]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

Heh, that's funny. LockIt and Razr were both names I came up with too.

Although I'm pretty sure Razr is the name of a Motorola smartphone.

Your Right. Should have goggled Razr before.

[bowen151]

Slush Fund

Chip Vault

Electrobank / Electrosafe

[Mr. Coinman]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

Heh, that's funny. LockIt and Razr were both names I came up with too.

Although I'm pretty sure Razr is the name of a Motorola smartphone.

Your Right. Should have goggled Razr before.

What about Locket (lock + wallet)?

[Fiyasko]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

Heh, that's funny. LockIt and Razr were both names I came up with too.

Although I'm pretty sure Razr is the name of a Motorola smartphone.

Your Right. Should have goggled Razr before.

What about Locket (lock + wallet)?

If the "locket" hardware wallet can be Comfortable worn as a real Locket on a necklace, Than this name is really good, But it would need to be changed to a Productie name,
 Like Lawket

[caffeinewriter]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

Heh, that's funny. LockIt and Razr were both names I came up with too.

Although I'm pretty sure Razr is the name of a Motorola smartphone.

Your Right. Should have goggled Razr before.

What about Locket (lock + wallet)?

If the "locket" hardware wallet can be Comfortable worn as a real Locket on a necklace, Than this name is really good, But it would need to be changed to a Productie name,
 Like Lawket

The appeal of locket is that it's a portmanteau. At least to me. Also, I updated my original entries.

[Mr. Coinman]

Lockdown

LockIt

Razr

Heh, that's funny. LockIt and Razr were both names I came up with too.

Although I'm pretty sure Razr is the name of a Motorola smartphone.

Your Right. Should have goggled Razr before.

What about Locket (lock + wallet)?

If the "locket" hardware wallet can be Comfortable worn as a real Locket on a necklace, Than this name is really good, But it would need to be changed to a Productie name,
 Like Lawket

The appeal of locket is that it's a portmanteau. At least to me. Also, I updated my original entries.

As have I. I'm now claiming the name Locket as my original entry.

Edit: The www.lock.et domain name is available.

[paraipan]

+1 piglet

[bfever]

bStick    (b from bitcoin, Stick from USB stick; could also be Bitcoin Secure Transaction Initiator and Coin Keeper, or something similar)

UBiStick  (both .com and .org available)

[SaltySpitoon]

I too like piglet

[Mushroomized]

I too like piglet

+1 piglet

Its like a piggy bank but smaller

but the image isnt smaller ;-;

[paraipan]

I too like piglet

+1 piglet

Its like a piggy bank but smaller

but the image isnt smaller ;-;

FTFY  nicee

[Mobius]

eBANK/ezBANK
eKEY
myBANK

[cunicula]

I think piglet is the best so far.

[Mushroomized]

I think piglet is the best so far.

As long as its shaped like a pig and makes oinks every time there is a transactions

[caffeinewriter]

I too like piglet

+1 piglet

Its like a piggy bank but smaller

but the image isnt smaller ;-;

FTFY  nicee

Even I, the creator of the name "Oink", must concede defeat to piglet :3 Great name! But allow me to post this.

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers)
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers)
-snippitysnipsnip-

Since your name is specifically catered to the Raspberry Pi version, I'm gonna offer up Oink to slush for the custom hardware one for nothing more than the satisfaction of knowing I named a product. (If he should choose to want that). Something like this

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers) - Piglet
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers) - Oink
-snippitysnipsnip-

Just a suggestion, cause I'm enjoying this bounty ^_^. Of course, the final decision is up to slush There is no doubt in my mind that Mush has improved upon my idea I'm rambling probably considering I'm tired, but anyways, nice name

[Mushroomized]

I too like piglet

+1 piglet

Its like a piggy bank but smaller

but the image isnt smaller ;-;

FTFY  nicee

Even I, the creator of the name "Oink", must concede defeat to piglet :3 Great name! But allow me to post this.

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers)
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers)
-snippitysnipsnip-

Since your name is specifically catered to the Raspberry Pi version, I'm gonna offer up Oink to slush for the custom hardware one for nothing more than the satisfaction of knowing I named a product. (If he should choose to want that). Something like this

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers) - Piglet
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers) - Oink
-snippitysnipsnip-

Just a suggestion, cause I'm enjoying this bounty ^_^. Of course, the final decision is up to slush There is no doubt in my mind that Mush has improved upon my idea I'm rambling probably considering I'm tired, but anyways, nice name

Or the device can be called piglet, and software to connect to it can be called oink hahah

[slush]

Well, I love both "Oink!" and "Piglet" and I'm considering these names for real. However I still need to decide how much these "informal" product names can affect seriousness of the whole project.

[LiteBit]

Well, I love both "Oink!" and "Piglet" and I'm considering these names for real. However I still need to decide how much these "informal" product names can affect seriousness of the whole project.

They sound like project code names to me.  I'd stick with Lockr.   

[caffeinewriter]

Well, I love both "Oink!" and "Piglet" and I'm considering these names for real. However I still need to decide how much these "informal" product names can affect seriousness of the whole project.

Well, a lot of names like that can lead to epic projects.

• Google (A variation of Googol, aka 1, followed by 100 zeroes.)
• Zynga (Named after the guy's dog)
• Crazy Egg ()
• Tumblr
• Viddy

Some of the best product names are indeed "informal".

[2weiX]

informal?

gimmedeloot (because you give it your loot)
cashr (like, in, y'know "cashier")
cashius (it's a "boxr" full of your cash (yeah, that one takes a while))

[Mushroomized]

Well, I love both "Oink!" and "Piglet" and I'm considering these names for real. However I still need to decide how much these "informal" product names can affect seriousness of the whole project.

Well, a lot of names like that can lead to epic projects.

• Google (A variation of Googol, aka 1, followed by 100 zeroes.)
• Zynga (Named after the guy's dog)
• Crazy Egg ()
• Tumblr
• Viddy

Some of the best product names are indeed "informal".

"this little piggy went to market" lol

[molecular]

we might soon see a bounty setup for organizing everything into a list and a poll ;>, must be hundreds of submissions.

[paraipan]

I too like piglet

+1 piglet

Its like a piggy bank but smaller

but the image isnt smaller ;-;

FTFY  nicee

Even I, the creator of the name "Oink", must concede defeat to piglet :3 Great name! But allow me to post this.

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers)
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers)
-snippitysnipsnip-

Since your name is specifically catered to the Raspberry Pi version, I'm gonna offer up Oink to slush for the custom hardware one for nothing more than the satisfaction of knowing I named a product. (If he should choose to want that). Something like this

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers) - Piglet
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers) - Oink
-snippitysnipsnip-

Just a suggestion, cause I'm enjoying this bounty ^_^. Of course, the final decision is up to slush There is no doubt in my mind that Mush has improved upon my idea I'm rambling probably considering I'm tired, but anyways, nice name

Or the device can be called piglet, and software to connect to it can be called oink hahah

Heh, this is one of the best brainstorming sessions I've seen lately, sounds cool.

"Dude, you need to update 'oink' and then connect your 'piglet' to a usb port..."

[caffeinewriter]

I too like piglet

+1 piglet

Its like a piggy bank but smaller

but the image isnt smaller ;-;

FTFY  nicee

Even I, the creator of the name "Oink", must concede defeat to piglet :3 Great name! But allow me to post this.

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers)
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers)
-snippitysnipsnip-

Since your name is specifically catered to the Raspberry Pi version, I'm gonna offer up Oink to slush for the custom hardware one for nothing more than the satisfaction of knowing I named a product. (If he should choose to want that). Something like this

-everydayI'm snippin'-
1) A shield for Raspberry Pi (for DIY hackers) - Piglet
2) Custom hardware based solution (for common consumers) - Oink
-snippitysnipsnip-

Just a suggestion, cause I'm enjoying this bounty ^_^. Of course, the final decision is up to slush There is no doubt in my mind that Mush has improved upon my idea I'm rambling probably considering I'm tired, but anyways, nice name

Or the device can be called piglet, and software to connect to it can be called oink hahah

Heh, this is one of the best brainstorming sessions I've seen lately, sounds cool.

"Dude, you need to update 'oink' and then connect your 'piglet' to a usb port..."

You think this is good, wait till people start to get together over Skype or something. Also, it appears pigl.et is open.

informal?

gimmedeloot (because you give it your loot)
cashr (like, in, y'know "cashier")
cashius (it's a "boxr" full of your cash (yeah, that one takes a while))

Cashius sounds a lot like casascius.

[2weiX]

iPglet

this is funny because it spells "Piglet" but has a hipster switchaletteroo thingy goin' to include the iSomething prefix for internetz. my granny can pronounce it "ipglet".

[Mr. Coinman]

we might soon see a bounty setup for organizing everything into a list and a poll ;>, must be hundreds of submissions.

Meh, that could be easily rigged. It might be better if slush chose the name himself.

But I agree that action should be taken soon, we're all getting antsy! 

[bowen151]

Keep it all uniform and call it the slushfund like that guy said way back in the posts lol.

Its a real term afterall and relates to money, its a no brainer lols

[fbastage]

"Hard-On"

[Mushroomized]

"Hard-On"

"Sir where are we going to store all these coins?" "Let me just get a hard on"

[marcus_of_augustus]

Hard-As

Harden-Up

[Mushroomized]

cocoon would be neat too
or  Chrysalis
 

[sippsnapp]

Alpha Aurigae 

is the brightest star in the constellation Auriga, the eleventh brightest star in the night sky and the third brightest star in the northern celestial hemisphere, after Arcturus and Vega. Although it appears to be a single star to the naked eye, it is actually a star system of four stars in two binary pairs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auriga_%28constellation%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capella_%28star%29

Id also like Nereus, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nereus, god of the sea, i call him rainman  . The name also remembers on Rolls Royce from its sound  .

[moni3z]

OiNK was a private torrent tracker with a ton of black PR all over the internets already should anybody google your hw wallet name.
+1 for piglet

[SysRun]

Naming a piece of hardware that acts like an encrypted wallet? Call it the homer.

Because

1. even an idiot can now use it and be secure
2. one of the earliest authors deserves some credit. Shoulders of giants, and so on.

[caffeinewriter]

OiNK was a private torrent tracker with a ton of black PR all over the internets already should anybody google your hw wallet name.
+1 for piglet

I Googled it and didn't really find much. A search for "Oink" did reveal oink.cd, but nothing about it being a torrent site. I did find this after you mentioned it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oink%27s_Pink_Palace

Following a joint operation codenamed Operation Ark Royal, between Interpol, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), and some other organisations, on 23 October 2007 the site was closed.

Just trying to defend my suggestion

[2weiX]

Keep it all uniform and call it the slushfund like that guy said way back in the posts lol.

Its a real term afterall and relates to money, its a no brainer lols

A slush fund, colloquially, is an auxiliary monetary account or a reserve fund. However, in the context of corrupt dealings, such as those by governments or large corporations, a slush fund can have particular connotations of illegality, illegitimacy, or secrecy in regard to the use of this money and the means by which the funds were acquired.[/b]


yeah, not.

[Mr. Coinman]

OiNK was a private torrent tracker with a ton of black PR all over the internets already should anybody google your hw wallet name.
+1 for piglet

I Googled it and didn't really find much. A search for "Oink" did reveal oink.cd, but nothing about it being a torrent site. I did find this after you mentioned it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oink%27s_Pink_Palace

Following a joint operation codenamed Operation Ark Royal, between Interpol, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), and some other organisations, on 23 October 2007 the site was closed.

Just trying to defend my suggestion

Well, perhaps more famously, Oink was an app (now shut down) created by Digg founder Kevin Rose. Cool name, but out of the picture.

[Ente]

Naming a piece of hardware that acts like an encrypted wallet? Call it the homer.

Because

1. even an idiot can now use it and be secure
2. one of the earliest authors deserves some credit. Shoulders of giants, and so on.

Sorry, already taken:





:-)

Ente

[slush]

;-)

[Ente]

Nice! And: nice! :-)

Ente

[paraipan]

;-)

Nice   keep up the good work slush

[caffeinewriter]

;-)

That's frickin awesome congrats mush!

[Mushroomized]

Woohoo!~

[Fiyasko]

I'll assume that That photo means that Piglet is the winner of the bounty?

What were your other potential runnerups? Some of us might want to know how close we were

[Mushroomized]

I'll assume that That photo means that Piglet is the winner of the bounty?

What were your other potential runnerups? Some of us might want to know how close we were

I think he was between oink and piglet and Popsicle

[slush]

Bounty is still open, although we slowly inclines to the "Piglet". There's no hurry in closing the bounty, but as far as there won't be a better proposal, we'll choose this.

If we'll choose "Piglet", I'm also going to pay for "Oink", because I'm quite sure I'll use such lovely name for something related :-D.

[deepceleron]

I'll assume that That photo means that Piglet is the winner of the bounty?

What were your other potential runnerups? Some of us might want to know how close we were

If so, that probably wouldn't work - Disney has an EU trademark for "piglet" that they have filed for every category under the sun:

Code:

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bone, plaster, plastic, wax or wood; ottomans; party ornaments of
plastic; pedestals; pillows; plant stands made of wire and metal;
decorative wall plaques; plastic flags; plastic name badges; plastic
novelty license plates; plastic pennants; plastic cake decorations;
sea shells; sleeping bags; tables; toy chests; umbrella stands;
venetian blinds; wind chimes.
Nice class number:	24
List of goods and services:	Textiles and textile goods (included in
class 24); bed and table covers; afghans; barbecue mitts; bath linen;
bath towels; bed blankets; bed canopies; bed linen; bed sheets; bed
skirts; bed spreads; blanket throws; calico; children's blankets;
cloth coasters; cloth doilies; cloth flags; cloth pennants;
comforters; crib bumpers; curtains; fabric flags; felt pennants; golf
towels; hand towels; handkerchiefs; hooded towels; household linen;
kitchen towels; oven mitts; pillow cases; pillow covers; pot holders;
quilts; receiving blankets; silk blankets; table linen; textile
napkins; textile place mats; textile tablecloths; throws; towels;
washcloths; woollen blankets.
Nice class number:	25
List of goods and services:	Clothing, footwear, headgear; belts;
athletic shoes; bandanas; baseball caps; beach cover-ups; beachwear;
bibs; bikinis; blazers; boots; bow ties; bras; caps; chaps; cloth
bibs; coats; dresses; ear muffs; gloves; golf shirts; halloween
costumes; hats; head bands; hosiery; infantwear; jackets; jeans;
jerseys; kerchiefs; leotards; leg warmers; mittens; neckties; night
shirts; night gowns; pajamas; pants; panty hose; polo shirts;
ponchos; rainwear; robes; sandals; scarves; shirts; shoes; skirts;
shorts; slacks; slippers; sleepwear; socks; stockings; sweaters;
sweat pants; sweat shirts; swimsuits; tank tops; tights; t-shirts;
underwear; vests; wrist bands.
Nice class number:	28
List of goods and services:	Games and playthings; gymnastic and
sporting articles (included in class 28); decorations for Christmas
trees (except illumination articles and confectionery); playing
cards; action skill games; action figures and accessories therefore;
board games; card games; children's multiple activity toys; badminton
sets; balloons; basketballs; bath toys; baseballs; beach balls; bean
bags; bean bag dolls; board games; building blocks; bowling balls;
bubble making wands and solution sets; chess sets; children's play
cosmetics; christmas stockings; collectable toy figures; crib
mobiles; crib toys; disc toss toys; dolls; doll clothing; doll
accessories; doll playsets; electric action toys; equipment sold as a
unit for playing card games; fishing tackle; golf balls; golf gloves;
golf ball markers; hand held unit for playing electronic games;
hockey pucks; inflatable toys; jigsaw puzzles; jump ropes; kites;
magic tricks; marbles; manipulative games; mechanical toys; music box
toys; musical toys; parlor games; party favors in the nature of small
toys; party games; plush toys; puppets; roller skates; rubber balls;
skateboards; soccer balls; spinning tops; squeeze toys; stuffed toys;
table tennis tables; target games; teddy bears; tennis balls; toy
action figures; toy bucket and shovel sets; toy mobiles; toy
vehicles; toy scooters; toy cars; toy model hobby craft kits; toy
figures; toy banks; toy trucks; toy watches; wind-up toys; yo-yos;
paper party hats.
Nice class number:	41
List of goods and services:	Education and entertainment services;
providing of training; sporting and cultural activities; production,
presentation, distribution, and rental of motion picture films;
production, presentation, distribution, and rental of television and
radio programs; production, presentation, distribution (publication),
and rental of sound and video recordings; entertainment information;
production of entertainment shows and interactive programs for
distribution via television, cable, satellite, audio and video media,
cartridges, laser discs, computer discs and electronic means;
production and provision of entertainment, news, and entertainment
information via communication and computer networks; amusement park
and theme park services; educational and entertainment services
rendered in or relating to theme parks; live stage shows;
presentation of live performances; theater productions; entertainer
services.

Here's mine, unsubmitted before because it seems more like a linux release name, but completely trademark-free, and you are able to build a brand without previous meaning associations (like how amazon.com has nothing to do with rivers, and few monsters are at monster.com):

"Brookesia"

btw: This is what a member of the genus brookesia looks like if you need the name to inspire iconography:



Specific species in this genus have names like "brookesia minima", "brookesia micra", "brookesia bonsi", if you want to borrow them for product names under a company name.

[slush]

Isn't "piglet" casual english word?

Btw I don't see "Bitcoin hardware wallets" in the list ;-).

[Akka]

^^^ Actually, I think if possible you should go with piglet, just to teach this *'%&## namestealing corporations a lesson. But you should consult a lawyer before doing so.

If you get the OK by one, than go with it. Legally Stealing a protected name from Disney could make some awesome press.

[deepceleron]

Isn't "piglet" casual english word?

Btw I don't wee "Bitcoin hardware wallets" in the list ;-).

You would think "Phoenix" would be a word you could use, but it didn't fly, and neither did "Firebird", and then even "Firefox" took licensing agreements because a EU trademark turned up later. The Diamond "Viper" video card name had to be licensed from a car alarm company. An EU or US name has a trademark infringement if it can be put in a category (numbered above) where there is a previous trade use.

"Popsicle" is a nice name, but also happens to be a trademark of a large company http://www.unileverusa.com/brands-in-action/detail/Popsicle-/296139/ - they will likely defend it's use to prevent it from becoming generic like many people think it is. In the UK, this is an "ice lolly".

"Oink" sounds like a search engine.

[slush]

You would think "Phoenix" would be a word you could use, but it didn't fly, and neither did "Firebird", and then even "Firefox" took licensing agreements because a EU trademark turned up later. The Diamond "Viper" video card name had to be licensed from a car alarm company. A EU or US name has a trademark infringement if it can be put in a category (numbered above) where there is a previous trade use.

Are trademarks valid also for categories which are out of business for trademark holder? I mean - can Disney really protect "piglet" for some electronic gadget?

Btw Honda Firebird is also motorbike and Dodge Viper is a car. I'm not affraid that Disney will go over us with USB gadget (as far as we won't misuse Disney's piglet images).

[deepceleron]

You would think "Phoenix" would be a word you could use, but it didn't fly, and neither did "Firebird", and then even "Firefox" took licensing agreements because a EU trademark turned up later. The Diamond "Viper" video card name had to be licensed from a car alarm company. A EU or US name has a trademark infringement if it can be put in a category (numbered above) where there is a previous trade use.

Are trademarks valid also for categories which are out of business for trademark holder? I mean - can Disney really protect "piglet" for some electronic gadget?

Disney does business in electronic gadgets, and they have a trademark in that business category.

Btw Honda Firebird is also motorbike and Dodge Viper is a car. I'm not affraid that Disney will go over us with USB gadget (as far as we won't misuse Disney's piglet images).

Viper the car is in a different category than computer peripherals, but Viper the car alarm was found to be in the same electronics category as a video card. This is an example of how different products will be found to occupy the same trademark category.

Firebird the vehicle is a different product class than software, so using this name for something completely different would be fine if there was no trademark in the other area. Firebird also ended up being the same name as database software though, so the name was already taken in the same category. Thunderbird for an email reader doesn't infringe on Thunderbird the car.


Firefox FAQ:

Why did you choose Firebird in the first place?

With the assistance of attorneys we assessed other uses before selecting Firebird and did not consider these uses to be in the same domain as our web browser. It is very difficult to come up with a good name that is not also used by some other company or project, so choosing and verifying the availability of a name is a complicated process that involves many difficult judgment calls.

If you have a small project, likely a large monolithic corporation won't come after you. That is, unless they are part of a large copyright and trademark cartel that enforces the status quo of media consumption and international limitation of free commerce, with lots of lawyers, and they don't like what you are doing.

[Mushroomized]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_pig
 
I think you will be fine as long as you arent putting disney's characters in there. Also maybe Pig-let would work better
(piglet being a combonation of piggiebank and wallet)

[caffeinewriter]

Bounty is still open, although we slowly inclines to the "Piglet". There's no hurry in closing the bounty, but as far as there won't be a better proposal, we'll choose this.

If we'll choose "Piglet", I'm also going to pay for "Oink", because I'm quite sure I'll use such lovely name for something related :-D.

I knew there was a reason I liked you ^_^

[deepceleron]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_pig
 
I think you will be fine as long as you arent putting disney's characters in there. Also maybe Pig-let would work better
(piglet being a combonation of piggiebank and wallet)

The characters and images are protected by copyright. The word and name is protected by trademark.

You'd probably be fine because they'd never notice. I could make a "Zune" FPGA miner and might not get cease-and-desisted or sued by Microsoft, but the possibility is there.

[Mushroomized]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_pig
 
I think you will be fine as long as you arent putting disney's characters in there. Also maybe Pig-let would work better
(piglet being a combonation of piggiebank and wallet)

The characters and images are protected by copyright. The word and name is protected by trademark.

You'd probably be fine because they'd never notice. I could make a "Zune" FPGA miner and might not get cease-and-desisted or sued by Microsoft, but the possibility is there.

That's insane, I think that being able to copyright the word "piglet" is idiotic

[LiteBit]

Are trademarks valid also for categories which are out of business for trademark holder? I mean - can Disney really protect "piglet" for some electronic gadget?

Btw Honda Firebird is also motorbike and Dodge Viper is a car. I'm not affraid that Disney will go over us with USB gadget (as far as we won't misuse Disney's piglet images).

Just claim to be from China and you should be fine.    They are copyright exempt

[marcus_of_augustus]

Kunekune



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunekune

..  pronounced coon-nee coon-nee is a small domestic pig from New Zealand, they are intelligent and sociable and widely used for pets ... mostly for farm kids of course.

Kunekune are suitable for a novice owner as they are placid, friendly and love human company. They are intelligent and easy to train.

Can't imagine that is copyrighted  



kunekune piglet ... comes in many colours

http://www.kunekune.co.nz/forsale.html

[wikiaki]

Hardcoin 

[Mushroomized]

Kunekune



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunekune

..  pronounced coon-nee coon-nee is a small domestic pig from New Zealand, they are intelligent and sociable and widely used for pets ... mostly for farm kids of course.

Kunekune are suitable for a novice owner as they are placid, friendly and love human company. They are intelligent and easy to train.

Can't imagine that is copyrighted  



kunekune piglet ... comes in many colours

http://www.kunekune.co.nz/forsale.html

CoinieKune Piglet?

[moni3z]

I like the tactical psyOps cartoon on the device perfect for border crossings "what's this? uh some thing i picked up in Japan to play farmville"

[psilan]

My suggestions (I don't like anything with pig in it)
S words are always catchy, so;

Squirrel

Scrimp

Stash

These can all have extras added, eg squirrel-away, squirrelNsave, squirrel-saver, squirrel-store, stash-box, scrimp-box etc etc.
Goes well with Slush too.

[Raoul Duke]

Panzer or Panzr for the cool factor

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzer

[Mr. Coinman]

pigg.ly

Oooo, I'm liking the domain hacks in this thread.

[caffeinewriter]

pigg.ly

Oooo, I'm liking the domain hacks in this thread.

http://domai.nr

I still haven't used it for this. I'll have to try it out

[LiteBit]

pigg.ly

Oooo, I'm liking the domain hacks in this thread.

This is a good guide as well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#US

[caffeinewriter]

pigg.ly

Oooo, I'm liking the domain hacks in this thread.

This is a good guide as well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#US

Keep in mind a lot of ccTLDs and gTLDs have restrictions on who can register them and how they can be registered.

[luicon]

i will add my contribution name:

Burgeon,


burgeon, where bitcoin security springs.

[Mushroomized]

 

[SgtSpike]

Ok so, piglet is funny and all, but am I the only one who has trouble thinking that I'd actually buy a product called a "piglet"?  It would be downright embarrassing to own just based on the name itself.  It reminds me too much of Disney, cartoons, and kid things.  I'm an adult male - I don't want to own something called a piglet...

Lockr is a way better name IMO.  I am serious when I say that calling it a piglet would make me reconsider the plan to purchase one.

[jim618]

Lockr is my favourite too

[luicon]

i agree with SgtSpike, i dont want the word pig in a high tech security device

[slush]

Piglet looks out of the game because of Disney bullshit. I like Lockr too, it has been my candidate before Piglet.

But the bounty is still open.

[Jutarul]

Piglet looks out of the game because of Disney bullshit. I like Lockr too, it has been my candidate before Piglet.

But the bounty is still open.

If you want something small without too much meaning:

gater

EDIT: Here's my 5 minute artistic version of the corresponding logo. Should trigger the corresponding association:

[irritant]

Nox

(like Knox, but without the K to keep it simple and three letters)

[SysRun]

call it the cascade

[World]

1LaughingBit
2LuckyWallet
3LuckyBit
 

[molecular]

"laughing bear"

[irritant]

luckybear

[Mushroomized]

"laughing bear"

Key Cub
like baby bear, and cubbie

[beekeeper]

whats wrong with "stash" or maybe "statoshi"?

[pazor]

call it

hardlet

[yogi]

[Mushroomized]

whats wrong with "stash" or maybe "statoshi"?

Statoshi is awesome

[cianuro]

PURSEC

Purse. Secure. PURSEC.

[AndrewBUD]

Jalapeno

[Akka]

Year! "Vault 13" would be brilliant.

[LiteBit]

Genie

homage to Genesis block.
corny maybe, awesome... probably

[SysRun]

How about "nakamobile wallet"

[caffeinewriter]

Coffeecup - Why not?

Ry - Heh

Bullpen/Bullcage - To symbolize a bull market and then pen/cage.

And anything "Lucky" sounds like a gamble. And Bear reminds me of a bear market >.<

[mjc]

Lock box

Strong box

Or how about just call it a wallet. 

[phelix]

whats wrong with "stash" or maybe "statoshi"?

Statoshi is awesome

stashoi
stashio
iostash

anagrams of satoshi

[SpontaneousDisorder]

Crypto..

[16PENcE]

Electrum
Ivy
Void
Orb

[Lurk]

coldwall

[LiteBit]

At first I thought this would be an easy $10.
Now I'm wondering if even subscribing to this never ending naming thread is worth $13.50...

[malevolent]

Electrolick

[caffeinewriter]

Electrolick

Sounds like a strip club

[Dakster]

Centrion

[luicon]

-Leviathan
-Kraken
-Purity

[paraipan]

Saclus, come from the latin sacculus

[Mushroomized]

MINErva

[luicon]

- Mantis

[johnniewalker]

Wallbit
Pocketbit
Back Pocket

[scrybe]

KeyStash

ValueVault

CentIron

CashStick

[slush]

This thread is already pretty long, so we decided to close the contest and announce winners!

We're still not sure if we can use these names, but I and Stick like both Piglet and Oink.

caffeinewriter, Mushroomized, can you send me your bitcoin addresses to PM? I'll send you both 1 BTC.

Oink (Like a piggy bank)

Why Not piggy or piglet (raspberry pi general wallet

[Mushroomized]

This thread is already pretty long, so we decided to close the contest and announce winners!

We're still not sure if we can use these names, but I and Stick like both Piglet and Oink.

caffeinewriter, Mushroomized, can you send me your bitcoin addresses to PM? I'll send you both 1 BTC.

Oink (Like a piggy bank)

Why Not piggy or piglet (raspberry pi general wallet

Thanks 

I think you should use the name piglet for the device, and oink for the software.

[enquirer]

SlushStash

[World]

This thread is already pretty long, so we decided to close the contest and announce winners!

We're still not sure if we can use these names, but I and Stick like both Piglet and Oink.

caffeinewriter, Mushroomized, can you send me your bitcoin addresses to PM? I'll send you both 1 BTC.

Oink (Like a piggy bank)

Why Not piggy or piglet (raspberry pi general wallet

Oink was used from Kevin Rose ,the app (name Oink) was shutting down

[slush]

Oink was used from Kevin Rose ,the app (name Oink) was shutting down

I know it was also some bittorrent tracker or so. It actually doesn't matter, because almost any combination of common letters has been already used for something...

[Ente]

This thread is already pretty long, so we decided to close the contest and announce winners!

We're still not sure if we can use these names, but I and Stick like both Piglet and Oink.

caffeinewriter, Mushroomized, can you send me your bitcoin addresses to PM? I'll send you both 1 BTC.

Oink (Like a piggy bank)

Why Not piggy or piglet (raspberry pi general wallet

Good one!
Oh, and it fits nicely to your avatar too ;-)

Ok, I already know this contest was just to distract us and buy some time - where is my piglet already? :-)

Ente

[paraipan]

...

Ok, I already know this contest was just to distract us and buy some time - where is my piglet already? :-)

Ente

Get in line Ente, I want one too 

[Mushroomized]

Got my coin,
if for some reason piglet doesnt work you should try wallaby though

[slush]

I have another two proposals:

Tresor / Trezor

Do you like it? Which version do you like more? Do you have any association with the brand name? Please also write down what's your native language, because your associations may depend on it.

The brand name shoud associate security, reliability, something safe, not easy to break, strongness, power. It can also associate money, treasure, things of high value or lock, key, chain. It should feel strong, safe and reliable, heavy, secure. Not funny, not light, not portable. It should differentiate from other bitcoin related brand names (no “bit”).

[btchip]

Tresor makes me immediately think about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRESOR - perhaps just because I'm a crypto freak though 

Trezor is better, imho.

[Mushroomized]

I have another two proposals:

Tresor / Trezor

Do you like it? Which version do you like more? Do you have any association with the brand name? Please also write down what's your native language, because your associations may depend on it.

The brand name shoud associate security, reliability, something safe, not easy to break, strongness, power. It can also associate money, treasure, things of high value or lock, key, chain. It should feel strong, safe and reliable, heavy, secure. Not funny, not light, not portable. It should differentiate from other bitcoin related brand names (no “bit”).

Reminds me of a cheap cellphone for some reason

[420]

HardPurse

HandySafe

SLF = safe and low fees

[nethead]

MyWallet
iWallet (lol ok j/k)
MyCash
E-cash
E-Safe
HardCash
PrivateWallet
MyKey
KeyWallet

ps. Havent read any posts so they be reposted

[caffeinewriter]

In all honesty, it does sound a bit like a cheap cell phone. Or an "As Seen On TV" product.

What about Bitcoin Savings and Trust? Oh wait...

[slush]

Why cell phone? Any association with Motorola Razr?

[Mushroomized]

Yeah, anything with a Z like razr or trezr or whatever just seems cheap. It might just be the flood of american products spelled this way though, and Tresor sounds too close to tremor in my opinion.

[cbeast]

Currant-C (like the fruit.)
edit: It's currency, get it? 

[slush]

I added a poll, please vote!

[malevolent]

Kashpurrse

Voltvault

Electroyne

[mrvision]

PIGLET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[stick]

PIGLET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Unfortunately, we can't use this name because Disney has trademarked it in every way possible.

[World]

Is somewhere a tools for finding a good product name?
What I know is just this may help
www.panabee.com
www.knowem.com
www.namechk.com

[World]

Lockr is iphone app

[slush]

Thank you all for your valuable inputs. We were thinking about all possibilities and we decided to close the contest and pick the name for our hardware wallet product: Trezor

Landing site trezor.bitcoin.cz currently points to bitcointalk forum, but there'll be product website quite soon.

If you want to follow development progress, please subscribe to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122438.0