Astrologists — and Libras in particular — are lashing out at Facebook for naming its new cryptocurrency after the zodiac sign.

The social media announced Tuesday it is naming its new digital currency Libra, which also represents people born between Sept. 23 and Oct. 22.{mosads}

The sign is said to be tied to balance, harmony and a sense of fairness, according to Astrology.com. It’s typically represented with an image of a balanced scale.

People who identify as Libras took to social media to say they don’t care for Facebook using their sign as the name for an alternative financial system.

I don’t appreciate #Facebook naming their cryptocurrency after my zodiac sign. Maybe an Fire sign would have been more suitable. #Libra #TalkingAboutYouLeo

— Marsha A. Davis (@earthmarsha) June 19, 2019

Interesting take on Facebook’s digital currency : Libra.
Ironically the Latin word ‘Libra’ means ‘freedom/liberty’ while the zodiac sign – a pair of scales – suggests justice. And Facebook’s Libra represents neither of these concepts. https://t.co/Dhz1hHdPXn via @crypto_briefing

— Sunny Singh (@sdsingh2002) June 17, 2019

At least one Twitter user said they “attacked” by the social media network stealing their sign.

i feel attacked facebook just stole my zodiac (Libra) for crypto

— Tyler (@ActuallyTyler) June 18, 2019

Facebook executive David Marcus told CNN Business the company chose Libra because it represents freedom, justice and money, and it comes from a Roman unit of measurement used to mint coins.

Facebook has come under fire for concerns surrounding its handling of user data and privacy, and the Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether it violated an agreement with the agency to ramp up its security practices.

“Libras have a right to be peeved. Facebook is attempting to represent themselves as fair and just, akin to Libra’s most positive qualities,” astrologist Mackenzie Greer told Business Insider. “Given their track record, I’m not so sure they’ll be able to live up to the Libra name.”