Lets face it, PPC coin name sucks. It does not have meaning.
In Colossians 3:17 commands, “And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus…”
So, the Bible said, there is something in the name.
Lets change Peercoin name from PPC to something that have meaning.
Here is my idea:
The PECI
Peci is a traditional men’s head covering in Indonesia. Here, the peci holds deep significance as a identity of Peercoin, a symbol of the struggle against other coins.
The PEIN
Pain is a major antagonist and leader of the Akatsuki in the Naruto. Here, PEIN acts as the alter ego for Bitcoin, an orphaned shinobi from the Hidden Rain Village who seeks to bring peace to the war-torn world through absolute fear. Yes, fear The PEIN.
The PECO
Piccolo is a core character in the Dragon Ball franchise. Originally introduced as a demonic villain. Here, PECO is an alienated from the other coins who evolved into one of Earth’s greatest blockchain, a brilliant martial arts strategist, and a loving mentor to BTC’s son, ETH.
The EREN
Eren Yeager is the main protagonist—and eventual primary antagonist—of the critically acclaimed series Attack on Titan. Here, EREN driven by a desire for freedom and revenge, he transforms from a vengeful cryptocoin into a tragic, ruthless figure determined to protect his homeland.
The EERI
Eerie is an adjective used to describe something that is strange, mysterious, and frightening in an unnatural or ghostly way. Here, EERI typically refers to an atmosphere, sound, or place that gives the other cryptocoins the creeps or make the algorithms in their blockchain scared.
The POIN
A point is a precise, zero-dimensional location in space. It has no length, width, or height. In practice, it is represented as a tiny dot on a surface and is usually labeled with a capital letter. Yes, tiny, like PPC.