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Coalition of 36 crypto companies wants to see a Bitcoin emoji

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Campaign for Bitcoin emoji reflects crypto's growing cultural impact.

Coalition of 36 crypto companies wants to see a Bitcoin emoji

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A campaign mobilized by 36 prominent crypto organizations aims to establish a Bitcoin (BTC) emoji, representing a collective of over 170 million members globally. The “Bitcoin Deserves an Emoji” initiative has rapidly gained traction, with 10,000 endorsements within a week, targeting a goal of 50,000 signatures. The list of companies includes Nexo, Chainalysis, Kraken, Polygon, and Nansen.

“Bitcoin’s $1.34T market dominance calls for a unified symbol on all keyboards. With 1.26B total Bitcoin addresses and 190,000+ professionals and tech pioneers pushing the global community forward, the Bitcoin Emoji is long overdue,” stated Kosta Kantchev, co-founder & executive chairman of Nexo.

The campaign has outstripped previous efforts by major brands, drawing inspiration from Taco Bell’s and Tinder’s prolonged campaigns for their respective emojis. The push for the Bitcoin emoji comes soon after BTC reaching a new all-time high, with the fourth Bitcoin halving on the horizon.

The campaign is still inviting signers to reach the goal of 50,000 signatures.

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