Ubiq (UBQ) is a decentralized blockchain and smart contract platform forked from Ethereum, positioned as a stable, enterprise-ready network with a conservative, security-first upgrade philosophy.[1] The project’s official website is ubiqsmart.com.[2]
Design and History
The Ubiq logo is a circular emblem rendered in green. The mark features two opposing white geometric polygon forms with pale green triangular accents set inside a bright green circle.[3] The symbol is widely used across cryptocurrency wallets, token listings, blockchain dashboards, and exchange interfaces.[3]
Ubiq was launched in 2016 as an Ethereum fork, with the cryptocurrency Jumbucks renamed to Ubiq (ticker UBQ).[4] The network uses a modified proof-of-work algorithm called Ubqhash to maintain decentralized mining.[1]
The Ubiq logo is available in the open-source Cryptocurrency Flat Icons collection created by designer Christopher Downer, released under a CC0 public domain license.[5] This icon set provides the UBQ mark in scalable SVG format for use in applications and interfaces.[5]
Meaning and Symbolism
No official documentation from Ubiq describing the intended symbolism or meaning of the logo’s geometric forms has been located. The abstract polygon design does not use literal representation, and the project has not published an official explanation of the mark’s visual elements.
Typography and Design
The Ubiq logo functions primarily as a standalone circular icon rather than a combined wordmark. The mark is designed on a 16px grid to remain clear at small sizes, making it suitable for favicons, wallet icons, and other compact applications.[3] No official typography specifications for a Ubiq wordmark have been documented.
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