Re: The Thai Baht (฿) has always been the most frequently used Bitcoin symbol right?
Luke-Jr keeps changing it to some weird Russian symbol nobody uses on Wikipedia. It probably shows up as the Baht for him or something.
Um, no, I changed it to the symbol every major Bitcoin website uses - including bitcoin.org, bitcoincharts, and these forums - at least in their favicon: B⃦This is the standard Unicode symbol used for the B with double vertical strokes.
The forum has BTC using some CSS (embedded fonts) to workaround the fact that major fonts don't render it as nice, but it is the same symbol.
Anyways, we generally use the Thai Baht for Bitcoins, right?
฿ <- that right there
You must be confusing Bitcoin with Silk Road.฿ <- that right there
The B double vertical strokes is a Unicode symbol? What is its code? I can't find it on any list of Unicode symbols (maybe I'm not looking in the right place?).