So will the Tailand Baht symbol ฿ not be confused with the Bitcoin symbol ?

[traderethereum]

I don't confuse because my focus is BTC for Bitcoin
I don't think it will be a problem because it is a symbol for a country's currency, while Bitcoin has its own symbol, which of course, is different.
People in Thailand themselves will also not be confused because they are already used to the symbols of their country's currency and when bitcoin is in their midst, they will not be confused either.
Maybe new people from Thailand will ask about this but they will not feel much about it.

[Kakmakr]

I have read all your comments and I agree with some, but I still want to see what the people in Thailand has to say about this? Remember that they are the people using both currencies the most, apart from money exchanges in other countries.   

I also see a lot of people saying that this has been discussed before, but most of those discussions was years back ...and a lot has happened since. (One thing that changed.. was the increased adoption of Bitcoin... which might increase the confusion, because more people are using it)

I think one of the best responses was from #crwth  ...because not a lot of people will confuse 0.0005 BTC with Baht and most items or services will cost less than 1 bitcoin on the street. 

[TheNineClub]

Sure, it could be an issue. But it could be an issue in a sense where you can buy FIAT and Crypto in the same place. As for places like Binance, I doubt people get confused because I would like to think that they know why they are there in the first place. As someone mentioned earlier, there are so many altcoins available that if someone was to go buy, they would have to decipher much more than Baht and Bitcoin.

[crwth]

I think one of the best responses was from #crwth  ...because not a lot of people will confuse 0.0005 BTC with Baht and most items or services will cost less than 1 bitcoin on the street. 

I think people easily adapted to this just because of the value itself. Knowing that it would be way less in value if you were to look at the significant figures. Hence, it doesn't take a genius to know that it's a different currency for sure.

[acroman08]

I think some small change to the Bitcoin symbol can make it more recognizable?

to be honest I think the current symbol is perfect and the difference between the two is pretty distinguishable. though I understand that there are people who might be confused by it at first but will easily get used to it, especially since the baht and bitcoin are extremely different.

[hyudien]

I think some small change to the Bitcoin symbol can make it more recognizable?

to be honest I think the current symbol is perfect and the difference between the two is pretty distinguishable. though I understand that there are people who might be confused by it at first but will easily get used to it, especially since the baht and bitcoin are extremely different.

As I said before, just for a few seconds may be ordinary people will be confused, but the next second if we offer 2 pictures between Bath and Bitcoin, it is certain that ordinary people will be able to tell the difference. In terms of images, it is different from the philosophical, aesthetic, and unique values that exist in the two logos. Don't worry, it's a simple matter, most important function, value, and usability can make a significant difference.