Tierion is a blockchain technology company that builds products for data verification and timestamping, including the Chainpoint protocol and the Proof service. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in the United States. Its visual identity is closely tied to its role in the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector, where it is commonly associated with the TNT token.
Design and History
Tierion’s logo consists of a wordmark accompanied by a geometric symbol. The mark is available in standard color, black, and white versions for use across different backgrounds and applications. The logo is distributed as a vector SVG file, which allows it to be scaled without loss of quality for print and digital use. The company’s official website, tierion.com, serves as the primary source for its brand assets. [1]
The logo has been cataloged by multiple independent logo archives since at least 2018, when it was added to the Worldvectorlogo database under the tags “cryptocurrency,” “blockchain,” “crypto,” “tnt,” and “tierion.” [2] The brand is also listed on Brandfetch, which documents Tierion’s visual assets including logos, colors, and fonts. [3]
The company’s current website does not include descriptive information about the logo’s design process or its visual evolution. [4]
Meaning and Symbolism
Tierion describes itself as a company that “creates technology and products that reduce the cost and complexity of trust,” with its Chainpoint protocol used to “anchor data to the blockchain and create a timestamp proof.” [4]
Independent logo databases have noted that the Tierion logo can be used in black or white versions, which is a common practical requirement for brand systems that need to work across varied backgrounds. [1] However, the company has not published an official brand guideline explaining the intended meaning of the symbol or its colors.
Typography and Design
The Tierion wordmark uses a sans-serif typeface, consistent with the clean, technical aesthetic common in the blockchain sector. The logo is distributed in vector formats including SVG, which is the standard for scalable brand assets. [1] Brandfetch lists fonts among Tierion’s documented visual assets, though the specific typeface name has not been publicly disclosed by the company. [3]
The company’s website does not publish a brand style guide or design specification document. [4]
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