The demand for Crypto tattoos has been rising high among fans

It is a known fact that crypto adoption has been touching the skies this last year with institutions jumping into space like never before. The fan following has been rising at such a fast pace that many devoted followers have had the logo of their favorite crypto etched on their skin for life in the form of Tattoos.

As per the latest data by the Crypto Head, over 900 people around the world have inked themselves with Bitcoin’s famous “B” and tattoos for Dogecoin and Ethereum are also witnessing huge demand.

The study explained that the main source for the analysis was “Instagram hashtags and Google search volumes” and revealed that crypto tattoos searches have surged by more than 200%. Despite the ongoing dull crypto market conditions, more and more crypto enthusiasts are jumping into getting their skin inked with a crypto logo.

The making off my #bitcoin Freedom Tattoo!!

Show me your #crypto tattoo as I want to make another one and need some inspiration 🚀🚀🚀👇🏼 #tattoo pic.twitter.com/HJI3PbNqhM

— ₿ Didi Taihuttu ₿ ALLIN💥 (@Diditaihuttu) March 21, 2022

Fans love Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum Tattoos most

Bitcoin tattoos have been around for almost a decade among supporters of the original and seminal cryptocurrency, with important Bitcoiners among the first to get inked. Didi Taihuttu, the patriarch of the Bitcoin Family and a Bitcoin showman, was an early adopter of Bitcoin ink in 2017. 

“Freedom and no longer being a part of the system,” he says of his tattoo.

A lightning bolt is tattooed on the forearm of Anita Posch, a Bitcoin author and podcaster. The tattoo “represents energy,” she said in a German-language Bitcoin documentary called “Human B.” Posch, who just received a Human Rights Foundation grant in Satoshis, is an outspoken supporter of the Lightning Network.

Despite the fact that meme coin is not among the top five cryptocurrencies, Dogecoin and Ethereum are nevertheless the most common cryptocurrency tattoo search. The Dogecoin craze of 2021, on the other hand, is clearly fading. Despite Doge’s biggest advocate, Elon Musk, continuing to popularize the currency, there has been a significant reduction in searches for Doge tattoos since early 2021.

Furthermore, some of the Dogecoin tattoos on Instagram deviate from the Shiba Inu dog’s initial logo.