The open treasure chest πͺ with its codepoint, its input routes, the currency shelf Unicode files it on, and the loot-drop use that drives most of its typing. Tap the chest to copy it, and the shelf below shows the company Unicode chose for it.
πͺ TREASURE CHEST (U+1FA8E) was encoded in Unicode 17.0 and shipped to most phones with iOS 26.4 in March 2026. The filing is the detail worth knowing: Unicode places it in the **money** subgroup beside the money bag and the gem stone, not among furniture or containers. That is a statement about what the picture means rather than what it depicts. A chest here is a payout, which is exactly how games use it, and why it reads as a reward rather than as storage.
The Unicode 17.0 codepoint, drawn open and spilling coins on every vendor so far.
The money subgroup the chest joined, rather than the object shelf people expect.
Pirate and adventure company, which is where most of its real typing happens.
A Discord nickname stops at 32 characters, an Instagram bio at 150, a TikTok bio at 80, and X weights some characters as two. The UltraTextGen counter reads all of them at once, and counts a multi-codepoint Unicode emoji the way each platform actually bills it.
Open the character counter βCash, currency, banking and bling emoji in one grid, copy-paste ready.
πͺ, a Unicode 17.0 release-mate, encoded for the slide the trumpet could not show.
All eight Unicode 17.0 emoji and which platforms have drawn them so far.
The brawl cloud π«― with its codepoint, its input routes, the emotion shelf Unicode files it on, and the comic-strip convention it encodes.