The mark
A capital K built around the Space Needle, with Rainier cut into its base and a treeline along the bottom edge. One letter that says the city out loud.
Primary mark · square crop
Seattle, WA · 47.6°N 122.3°W
A meme coin brand built in the Pacific Northwest. Chrome, evergreens, and a city that has never once been quiet about anything.
- Built in
- Seattle
- Base
- Black + Silver
- Accents
- Volt + Sound
Introduction
Seattle's home of meme coins
Koin Factory is a shop, not a skyline. The idea is simple: take the things this city actually makes — weather, coffee, noise and an unreasonable amount of civic pride — and stamp them into coins the internet wants to hold.
Everything here starts with culture. The factory makes brand, memes and identity, and it makes them in public. What you see on this page is the whole of it so far: a name, a mark, and a point of view about where it comes from.
Plant CardKF-001
- Origin
- Seattle, Washington
- Built for
- Internet culture
- Finish
- Brushed chrome, volt green
- Climate
- 152 grey days a year
- Stage
- Brand first
Brand identity
The identity, part by part
One original system: a letterform carved out of the skyline, a two-tone metal base, and two accent colours that only ever appear as edges.
Palette
Two metals carry the weight. The accents stay on the edges.
- Foundry Black#07090C
- Milled Silver#E7E8E9
- Cold Steel#9A9DA2
- Volt Green#6BE530
- Sound Blue#2D7DF0
Type
Wide industrial capitals for anything loud, a monospace for anything technical.
- Display
- Archivo Expanded 700
- Body
- Archivo 400 / 500
- Micro
- Martian Mono 500
The 12 plate
A stamped 12 rides above the wordmark on a bolted silver tag. It is there for the crowd — the loudest part of the building gets its own badge.
Detail · bolted silver tag
Motifs
The parts that repeat, in order of how often they show up.
- 01Space Needle silhouette
- 02Mount Rainier ridgeline
- 03Evergreen treeline
- 04Brushed steel and rivets
- 05Volt green edge light