Shazam is the name of a well-known music company so you can forget about that.
I haven't voted, but from the list you've got,
love is probably the best IMO. It's a juggernaut providing you can transcend it out of the male-orientated nerd soup of the cryptosphere. Tricky to pull-off yet potentially stratospheric.
Clickz is clearly bad - I suspect nefarious BCT accounts are trying to lead you up the primrose path with that one. You ought to be careful about stuff like that.
Perhaps you're trying to think about the situation too logically. So often programmers get addicted to the logical inertia of their code that they can't help apply it to the issue of aesthetics. This is why programmers and marketers are two different faculties. There are exceptions to the rule, but in general there is a demonstrable division in thought-process that should remain divided.
The majority of end-consumers tend not to really give any thought or care
at all to the etymology or logic of a branding concept. Apple Computers for example: It's not even allegorical - completely abstract. Amazon, GoDaddy, the US Dollar. What does any of this crap actually mean? Not much.
In general, people gravitate (mostly subconciously) toward simple aesthetics. The
sound of a certain combination of phonetics and/or syllables.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_poetry. The
look of a certain shape, symbol, angle or parallel. Simple impressions with abstract personalities.
Leave the logic and the reason for the code itself.
Also if you're going to do it properly
get the symbol sorted out first. Assuming the cryptocurrency is to function like any other currency, the symbol is hands down the most important constant to get right. The
symbol is the greatest memetic representative of the finished product.
Just think about about the universality of the dollar symbol, the euro symbol, the yen symbol, the bitcoin symbol. Simple colorless shapes.
So if you're starting with a blank canvas where anything is possible, choose a symbol (for it's abstract aesthetic beauty) and
work backwards. Use the symbol as the starting point, and
then come up with a name that best represents it.
http://www.copypastecharacter.com/all-charactersRemember that you're trying to spawn a currency, not a product or a piece of software.