The SafeCoin Roadmap - The Road of Thieves

SAFE + wampum = SAFEUM

Alternatives that sound like they could be names for a metal alloy:
SAFIUM
SAFERIUM
SAFENIUM

Others:
SAFENEOM ( “SAFE-New-Money”)
SAFENIA
SAFENA
SAFERA
SAFERIA

Another one related to the quasi-infinite divisibility offered by a u128. What if we just call it “dust”?
Safe Dust
SAFEDUST
DUST ( Digital Unified SAFE Token)
DUST ( Digitized Universal SAFE Token)
DUST ( Divisible Universal SAFE Token)
DUST ( Divisible Unified SAFE Token)

Poll : Is SafeDust more like Stardust or Pixie Dust?

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Safires tada!

Surely somebody has already thought of this?

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:gem:

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Seeds! :seedling:

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SHELLS, CASES, AND FRAGMENTS.

CASES = full coins

SHELLS = half coins

FRAGMENTS = micro coins

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I might have mentioned this before but how about TERRACOIN?

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It’s an old existing coin

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In eastern European languages, the pleural form of a word often ends in an ‘i’ rather than an ‘s’.

So instead of Safires, you could have Safiri, Saferi, or Safari. image:earth_africa: :elephant:

Safari is already taken.

From latin they could also end with the letter ‘a’: Safera, Safena

Safena is an interesting one as it quasi-relates to blood/circulation much like money in an economy. It is a term rarely used outside of anatomy.

safena - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

“Etymology:
From Medieval Latin saphena , from Arabic صَافِن ‎ (ṣāfin), from Hebrew צֹפֵן ‎ (ṣōfēn, “hiding”).”

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:ant: Ants :ant: :ant: :ant: :ant: :ant: :ant:
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Ants

:ant: :ant: :ant: :ant: :ant: :ant: :ant:

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So if you were really cashed up you could say you have ants in your pants! :wink:

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SAFE Network Ants

Everyone happy

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Along the same theme :

SAFE Network Ability

“Safena empowers your ability to upload data to the SAFE Network.”

SAFE Network Alive

Self explanatory.

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I will send me ants to eat up your safena :scream:

1 ant == 1 MAID

Queen == MAID whale

Ants live in the network of tunnels where they store food in vaults, nurture new ants

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Sure. The metaphor works. SAFE Network Ants are lean and mean and out for safena.

EDIT: The etymology on Safena refers to “hidden” not “blood”, which is actually more appropriate for a SAFE Network token. It’s just that “Veina Safena” from anatomy is the only place the word is currently used.

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Not a bad name :grinning:

These are my Latin takes. :slightly_smiling_face: How about something like this for the coin name?
Fidus - trusty, trustworthy, sure, reliable, dependable, safe
Salvus - safe, sound, alive, free from difficulties, unscathed
Una - together, simultaneously, in company, by one way, at a time
Unus - one, alone, some, only, single
Nexum - bound, condition, personal obligation, grip, restraint, binding together
Paro - set, prepare, supply, furnish, buy, provide
Apparo - provide, make ready, put in order, acquire, arrange
Felix - happy, lucky, fortunate, successful, fruit-bearing, fertile :slightly_smiling_face:
Ferax - fertile, fruitful, fruit-bearing
Dis - possessing worth, profitable, fertile, possessing wealth, Rich
Totus - whole, all, entire, complete, total, joint
Sanus - sound, healthy, whole, well, sane, healthful
Ratio - reason, system, account, argument, reasoning, medium
Modus - mode, manner, method, way, measure
Pax - peace, calmness, truce, goodwill, quiet
Gratia - thanks, Grace, gratitude, thank, favor, goodwill

Fractional name possibilities;
pars - part, portion, side, snack, ingredient, parcel
partio - divide, share, part, distribute
seco - divide, wound, satirize, gash, cut, part
separo - separate, discern, make out, part, exclude, put apart
divido - divide, separate, distinguish, distribute, part, accompany

This one for fun. :grin:
dissocio - part, disunite, dissociate, separate, detach, separate from fellowship

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This one is my fav of your list - I like how it rolls of the tongue.

That’ll be 25 pars please!

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I’d rather have 2^96 divs per safen, or 100k safena.

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My fav thus far is “nets”. But I’m quite partial to a few others, including ‘pars’

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pars are very much related to “.par” file type and might cause confusion. pars is the typical way to refer to them

“.par” are parity files so people might confuse pars with something to do with the encryption used

I suggested “ant/ants” as a humourous idea, but its growing on me. Its not related to crypto nor any particular “money/currency” name and as such is fresh and new. Sometimes its good to choose a name that at first has little direct relation but has some underlying relation to the project. It lacks confusion

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