How do YOU pronounce these popular cryptocurrency names?

Face it, you can’t get enough crypto talk, crypto news, crypto podcasts, and crypto videos. You probably notice a lot of variation in the ways some hosts pronounce the names of these cryptocurrencies.
This is just a fun list of the 5 most-alternatively pronounced cryptos I see. Drum roll, please...

5. PIVX

Most people I see pronounce this as a word, not the letters separately. Is it “Piv-iks” or “Piv-eks”?

4. Iconomi

Is it “economy”, “I(long)-ka-na-me”, “e(long)-ka-na-me”, or “e-ka-na-mi(long i)”

3. Siacoin

Is it “See-a-“ (like the singer) or “Si(long)-a’”

See-ya.

2. Golem

This is Gollum. He’s a character from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. I doubt that the founders of this coin wanted anyone to think of that.

A Golem (pronounced “GO-lehm”), according to Wikipedia is “In Jewish folklore, an animated anthropomorphic being that is magically created entirely from inanimate matter (specifically clay or mud). The word was used to mean an amorphous, unformed material in Psalms and medieval writing.”

Could this be what that founders intended, that their global supercomputer would come to life with the power of the networked machines?

1. Dogecoin

And at number one is everyone’s favorite fun coin. There are so many users of this coin I’m willing to guess there isn’t consensus. “Doggy Coin” makes sense when it relates to the “Doge” meme (a deliberate misspelling). Most crypto YouTube personalities I see call it “Doje (long O)”. I’ve even heard some call it “Doyj” (long O).

So, how do YOU pronounce these coin names?