Brand
Two marks doing two different jobs. The disc identifies this product. Georgia signs it, the way she signs everything built here.The site mark
A disc split green over blue on the diagonal — the coin and the equity — with the line rising through it. It is the product in one glyph, and it belongs to this site alone. Its knockout line is near-black in both themes, so the mark is one constant object: identical on paper, on black, in the favicon and on the token.
The lockup is get · stonk · ed. The prefix is part of the name; dropping it gives a different product.
Georgia — the signature
Georgia is not a logo. A logo identifies one product; every site gets its own mark for that. She is the signature underneath it — the thing that says the same person made this. In memory of Georgia.
Her fur is #f6f3ee, which is 1.03:1 against paper — on a light ground she needs something behind her or she dissolves and leaves only her saddle and her mask. The site solves that by architecture rather than by redrawing her: the More sheet's foot is an ink band in both themes, so the dedication needs no treatment at all, and the hero perch gets a rim traced from her own alpha silhouette.
Silhouette
One colour, for favicons and anywhere colour is unavailable. Her markings are most of what makes her recognisable, so this cut is the fallback, never the default.
Colour
The green and the blue never change between themes. They are objects — a fill, a bar, half the disc — and holding them constant is what makes the two themes read as one brand. What changes is only which variant is safe to set type in, because #3ddc84 on paper is 1.6:1 and simply is not there.