Masari (MSR) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that launched on 7 September 2017 as a fork of Monero, describing itself as a fungible, secure, and private digital currency.[1] The project’s official website is getmasari.org, and its logo is widely distributed through cryptocurrency logo repositories in PNG and SVG formats.[2]
Design and History
The Masari logo is a square-format emblem that has been distributed through standard cryptocurrency logo channels at sizes ranging from 25×25 to 250×250 pixels.[3] The logo file is available as a compact SVG of approximately 876 bytes, indicating a simple, minimal vector design.[4]
Masari’s original website was described by the project as “terrible on mobile” and not easily contributed to. Community developers subsequently rebuilt the site with a fresh look and added multiple language versions.[5] This website refresh represents the most clearly documented visual identity change in the project’s history, though no specific redesign of the logo itself was documented in the available sources.
Meaning and Symbolism
The project’s GitHub repository describes Masari’s core attributes as private, secure, untraceable, and fungible, but does not connect these qualities to specific visual elements of the logo.[6]
While the logo has been described in some third-party sources as a circular emblem in green and white, no primary source from the Masari project confirms this description, the specific color values, or any intended symbolism behind the design.
Typography and Design
The project’s GitHub repository and official website do not specify typography choices, and no designer or agency attribution for the logo has been documented in the available sources.[6]
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