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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini breaks Guinness World Record by deploying 1,000 drones to form the Bitcoin logo in the sky
Mar 14, 2025 at 05:02 pm
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini set a new Guinness world record by deploying 1,000 drones to form the Bitcoin logo in the sky, marking the largest-ever aerial display of a currency symbol.
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini set a new Guinness world record by deploying 1,000 drones to form the Bitcoin (BTC) logo in the sky.
The event, held on March 13 in Austin, Texas, also celebrated the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve initiative.
Gemini’s drone show also included depictions of a rocket launch and moon landing, among others. During the show, the Bitcoin logo was followed by a text that read: “Go where dollars won’t.” The company said:
We’re setting a new Guinness World Record for the largest ariel display of a currency symbol formed by multirotor/drones.The stunning aerial display will be capped off by a special message from Gemini. Stay tuned!
Following the drone show, Gemini received a certificate for “The largest ariel display of a currency symbol formed by multirotor/drones.”
The Bitcoin logo origin story
In over 16 years of Bitcoin’s existence, its logo has undergone several iterations driven by community feedback. The first Bitcoin logo, created by Satoshi Nakamoto, was a gold coin with a “BC” text embedded in the center, as shown below.
The original Bitcoin logo. Source: bitcointalk.org
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However, Nakamoto introduced a new logo on Feb. 24, 2010, which replaced the “BC” text with “₿.”
Satoshi Nakamoto incorporates design changes based on community feedback. Source: bitcointalk.org
The logo was released as a copyright-free image and was widely accepted as the official symbol for Bitcoin.
On Nov. 1, 2010, a new iteration of the Bitcoin logo was created by a Bitcoin community member bitboy (unrelated to YouTuber BitBoy Crypto), which received overwhelming support from the early Bitcoiners.
bitboy’s design a.k.a. official Bitcoin logo. Source: bitcointalk.org
As a result, bitboy’s logo was accepted as the official Bitcoin logo and continues to be used to date.
The updated logo replaced the gold background with a bright orange color and featured Nakamoto’s “₿” logo tiled clockwise by 14%.
Read Cointelegraph’s detailed BTC origin story to learn more about the evolution of the Bitcoin logo.
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