But, what might it look like if it were brought into the physical world?
What might the physical representation of it's data look like?
We have all seen the coins, and they are quite pretty in their own right:
However, someone else had an interesting idea of how to provide a nice visual as well.
All the while showcasing his own artistic flair:
Matthias Dorfelt is the Los Angeles based artist behind the creations. He had this to say regarding his motivations behind the project:
"In some ways, the project is a loose data visualization, but I mainly wanted to make the bills be interesting on their own as artworks.
For example, a less colorful bill would represent a lesser amount of volume, while a more colorful bill would represent a higher volume of transactions.
In the center of the bill there features a blurry or abstract view of a human being or creature. According to Dorfelt, the vagueness was done on purpose, saying:
"The idea was to create something that reflects all of the supposed privacy and anonymity connotations that Bitcoin has."
On the left hand side of each bill is a series of dots that represent the encoded history of all the transactions. At the bottom of the bill is a white bar with symbols that represent the specific address of each bitcoin.
Then, there is a time-stamp in the bottom right hand corner of the bill which indicates the moment in time when that block of transactions was created.
I am not sure if his collection is for sale, but I imagine it would fetch a pretty penny in this ultra enthusiastic Bitcoin environment.
Stay creative my friends!
Sources:
https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/tech/fanciful-bitcoin-banknotes-show-how-digital-currency-might-look-real-ncna777176
Image Sources:
http://pilotaz.blogspot.com/2015/10/bitcoin-physical-coin.html
https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/tech/fanciful-bitcoin-banknotes-show-how-digital-currency-might-look-real-ncna777176
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