[CLOSED] Boolberry Rename Contest - Boolberry Is the Name!!

[emontmon]

we need to make the name palatable to the largest economies of the world. this will facilitate acceptence. however if this is simply an experiement then frankly go back to honeypenny.

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[zeetak]

we need to make the name palatable to the largest economies of the world. this will facilitate acceptence. however if this is simply an experiement then frankly go back to honeypenny.

This better not just be an experiment; I've put real money into this.

[graphfox]

How about the good old German Elektrozaster [EZR] ?

Or just short: Zazta

What does Elektrozaster mean?

"Zaster" is coloquial for money, like "Electro dough" or "E-loot".

it's quite funny if you are a native german speaker - not often used word but kind of fresh


my favourites are zazta (even though it is close to monero) and rings

zasta sound like a type of pasta that is low in carb. can cure cancer and gives you wings.

Maybe I'm wrong but I think he's just making the joke that this is turning out to be a "dizaster"

[Spekulatius]

How about the good old German Elektrozaster [EZR] ?

Or just short: Zazta

What does Elektrozaster mean?

"Zaster" is coloquial for money, like "Electro dough" or "E-loot".

it's quite funny if you are a native german speaker - not often used word but kind of fresh


my favourites are zazta (even though it is close to monero) and rings

zasta sound like a type of pasta that is low in carb. can cure cancer and gives you wings.

Maybe I'm wrong but I think he's just making the joke that this is turning out to be a "dizaster"

They call me Master of Di Zazta!

[btc-mike]

I said during the weekend because that is what crypto-zoidberg told me. I have been pushing him, giving him my favorites and trying to get this settled.

He doesn't feel any of the names are perfect and really wants to get it right.

Zastar is good but I only know English.

I meant Zasta

[sorryforthat]

I said during the weekend because that is what crypto-zoidberg told me. I have been pushing him, giving him my favorites and trying to get this settled.

He doesn't feel any of the names are perfect and really wants to get it right.

Zastar is good but I only know English.

I meant Zasta

Sounds like a brand of soda.

[CoolForCoins]

WebNotes [WN]

That's my last shot as it's simple, it's memorable, and it actually sounds like a currency (as opposed to boolberry, which sounds like a flavour of pie or a clothing brand).

[aleks648]

When will this contest be concluded?  I'd like to see this on exchange!

[molecularfir]

How about one of the following:

moneta latin for currency, coin, coinage, mint, cly, cole
numisma latin for medal, coin, piece of money
nummus latin for cash, coin, money, piece, penny, piece of money

[loremipsum]

Numisma comes from the greek νόμισμα, but is not that easy to pronounce.

I have one suggestion:

Kerma

which means coin in Greek (κέρμα) and also means "a small piece" in ancient Greek

Edited:
There's also oβoλός, which translates to Obol (coin), which was an ancient silver coin:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obol_%28coin%29

[Djinou94]

BoobsBerry

Lol Djinou94 excellent!:

 

Boolberry
It's a good name if you want to attract children believing in a candy brand

[BorisTheSpider]

I want to add the weight of my opinion in favour of the name Boolberry - the more I hear it, the more I like it!

[Spekulatius]

Numisma comes from the greek νόμισμα, but is not that easy to pronounce.

I have one suggestion:

Kerma

which means coin in Greek (κέρμα) and also means "a small piece" in ancient Greek

Edited:
There's also oβoλός, which translates to Obol (coin), which was an ancient silver coin:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obol_%28coin%29

May Orbol? Orb+Orbol

[graphfox]

Orbex. I can't get it off my mind, it just sounds too right. Boristhespider deserves credit, I think know this can work.

edit: Shame it feels so right I keep forgetting about needing the .org free. Oh well.

[btc-mike]

Obol - A coin form ancient Greece

moneta latin for currency, coin, coinage, mint, cly, cole

Combined, create Monobol

[loremipsum]

There's also Obolus or Obolos (same thing as Obol) and Obelisk (a small obol) if you're interested

[aleks648]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I like the name Boolberry.  Also people know about Boolberry now and we will have to start afresh getting the info out.

[escalicha]

Egina Aureus

Egina: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egina It was a grecee coin in the greece antique. Egina means turtle
Aureus: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81ureo_(moneda) It was a unit mesurable of aureus in Rome antique.

Futhermore Aureus is the perfect number  http://mic.sgmjournals.org/content/149/3/785.full And for that unique and valuable coin the people will look future.
TO FINALLY, As a turtle this currency grows slowly and steadily to becoming a live hundreds of years


Another name maybe can be "AureusNote"
No explanation need

[graphfox]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I like the name Boolberry.  Also people know about Boolberry now and we will have to start afresh getting the info out.

Berry for short is awesome, I don't understand why we needed to change it.

[Djinou94]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I like the name Boolberry.  Also people know about Boolberry now and we will have to start afresh getting the info out.

Berry for short is awesome, I don't understand why we needed to change it.

There is already a Berry coin
But yes Berry sounds good