I like that BiblePay is 3 syllables
10+ - Decentralized Autonomous Currency / Charity
10 - Digital Autonomous Currency
7 - DECentralized Currency / Charity
I think a lot of popular brands are 2-4 syllables
Amazon, Nike, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Walmart, Facebook, etc
https://www.interbrand.com/best-brands/best-global-brands/2019/ranking/
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Of the current options I like DEC - DEcentralized Charity the best
Interesting thought about syllables.
I also liked "DEC" the best (for the short name), as DEC is catchy. People would say do you have any "DEC".
But one problem with DEC is I was only able to buy dec.app, and although that is a premium domain (google has something to do with that), Im not sure if it is as powerful as the NGO or ONG.
I'm still personally weighing the signifigance of Charity vs Currency. (Not insinuating that my personal belief has anything to do with the outcome).
On one hand, Charity is clearer for our mission, you know you are getting a coin that has a humanitarian or altruistic purporse to help others. However Charity is strong; and Im wondering if it leads a new investor to automatically think its a money pit (or not). I am almost wondering if Decentralized or Digital Autonomus Currency will lead more general masses in (and be happy to find we do tithe , and have Christian principles later). Or, should we be known as Digital Autonomous Charity right off the bat, etc.
Before you guys spoke up I was inclinging toward Digital Autonomous Currency simply because its a very generic and useful name, and we are tehcnically not hiding that we are charitable, but it begs to question should Charity actually be in our name. This all comes from how much we pulled our price down (and of course with RandomX the hope is that is no longer an issue). The theory is, if we are Currency, and the Charity part is not affecting our price, if we should be known as currency first and Charity in our details.
Im very, very suprised at how many already voted to just rebrand and ditch the biblepay name! Its a little sorrowful, actually, but that will also be very interesting in the end to see if the supermajority (and I hope that is more than 75 voters!) vote to retire the biblepay name.
If that happens, Ill hold a second more granular vote to get more of an idea on the perplexity of the name.