Bitcoin logo tilting towards the Right.

[Ucy]

I actually consider that to mean a moral/good currency system for right thinking people, or a currency system bending towards what is right. . I don't know if that's what the those behind the design had in mind considering the fact that alot of its ideals seem moral or right, for example, the Decentralization of control, Community-driven, Transparency, Open-source, Immutablity, Privacy, Censorship resistance, Fair rules, Permissionless (requires little to no permission from users), Trustless (requires little to no trust from users), Reputation (can be used to encourage good behavior), etc. I believe that's close to how true Public Currency System/Network should operate, not like Private Company/System/Network which is typically ran like its owned by an individual or individuals that operate as one body.

[kisaku hosoyume]

since tilt of a symmetric figure means that tilt of one part of the figure to the left or right results in counter-tilt in another portion of the figure, wouldn't it be more accurate to refer to the tilt in a widdershins or deisul manner?

[Ucy]

since tilt of a symmetric figure means that tilt of one part of the figure to the left or right results in counter-tilt in another portion of the figure, wouldn't it be more accurate to refer to the tilt in a widdershins or deisul manner?

I think it's better to consider where the "tilting force" wants it to move to.  The right thing would be to tilt the logo forward, which also seem like it's bowing down to the people it serves




The logo via Google image:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Bitcoin+logo&client=ms-opera-mobile&channel=new&espv=1&prmd=inv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjE_u7Urbv3AhXU_bsIHZcbA7MQ_AUoAXoECAIQAQ#imgrc=Jef9qHkdlhE2QM