Crypto Business Name Generator & Ideas

Ethereum

Ethereum was established in 2015, six years after the debut of the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. The Founder, Vitalik Buterin named his technology after a medieval scientific theory. He wanted his platform to be the underlying and imperceptible medium for every application as a decentralized protocol. In other words, like the ether that medieval scientists thought to fill space and carry all light waves. Though the theory of ether was disproved by Albert Einstein in 1905, Ethereum’s decentralized technology continues to prove itself successful.

Litecoin

Litecoin was launched in 2011, only two years after Bitcoin. It provided a much faster blockchain network which inspired the name: a lighter and faster version of the first cryptocurrency. After Litecoin, this trend has taken off in the names of new emerging blockchain technologies with hundreds of them named ‘coin’ referring to the pioneers of this industry.

Clearly, the simplest way to name your cryptocurrency even today is to name your USP and add the word coin to it. It makes your brand instantly recognizable as a cryptocurrency and helps catch the attention of your first investors.

Dentacoin

Dentacoin is the only cryptocurrency created by dentists, for dentists. It’s a digital token and blockchain network for the dental industry to help dentists and patients share data and medical records, trade products and materials, and pay for procedures. If your cryptocurrency is the first of its own or has the potential to dominate an industry, a descriptive name like this can accelerate its success.

Change Our World

One of the most recently launched cryptocurrencies is called Change Our World, and you’ve probably guessed the reason why. The purpose behind this currency was to address the issues of transparency and traceability in the philanthropy space with a radically new tokenomics model.

Half of their daily liquidity charge will be donated to charitable organizations in an effort to circulate money back to society and fight its global issues. They’ve already donated $136,734 to the 100,000 Trees for Australian Brushfire Donations and their plan is to continue giving back to those most in need.

Dogecoin

Dogecoin was famously started as a joke in 2013, named after the popular meme of the Shiba Inu dog. Despite its satirical nature, celebrities and billionaires like Elon Musk started investing their money in Dogecoin which has caused it to take off and make it into the Top 10 highest valued cryptocurrencies in the world.

Although you might not have celebrity connections to back you up on your launch (if you do, leverage them by all means), this example shows that technology doesn’t need to be taken too seriously and that great PR can take you far.

Coinme

One of the biggest challenges for crypto investors is the lack of opportunities for cash investment. Coinme’s mission is to bridge this fintech gap and create a nationwide network of Bitcoin kiosks that accept cash investments. Using their app, you can store your investments in their e-wallet.

Coin me is an action word that is proven to work well with brand names across all industries. It’s also short and simple, and it capitalizes on the trending term ‘coin,’ positioning this app as a leader in its niche.

Mythical Games

Mythical Games is a blockchain company created by veteran game and platform developers. They create games and online experiences using blockchain technology that helps verify scarcity and create a clean record of ownership over unique digital items. Their brand name draws in gaming fans which is their primary target audience.

Circle

Circle is an online money transfer and cryptocurrency investment platform. It makes it easy for friends to transfer money to each other in different currencies without exchange rate fees, using a simple text message. The name circle hints at the simple network of people circulating money between each other, as well as the intimate aspect of the app used between friends and family, who are your inner circle.

Civil

Civil’s mission is to support sustainable journalism through blockchain technology by helping journalists launch their own independently operated newsrooms. Their distributed tokens give journalists a stake in making decisions and appealing violations of the company’s constitution. The news published through Civil is on blockchain, which means the stories can never be deleted or redacted to falsify information.

The brand name Civil aims at civil journalism, a democratic and non-hierarchical way of circulating information in society which their app makes possible. The word Civil also hints at the company’s positive values such as being courteous and respectful.