If you’re looking for the best place to discuss cryptocurrencies, Bitcointalk becomes the obvious number one choice — it’s the oldest and biggest internet forum about the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies as a whole. The website launched in 2009 when Bitcoin was worth just about a fraction of a cent.
Originally, Bitcointalk was created by Satoshi Nakamoto — the creator of Bitcoin, who may or may not be a person or a group of people whose identity has remained in the shadows ever since. Prior to creating Bitcointalk, Satoshi would use SourceForge to discuss his creation. Unfortunately, the logs of those discussions are gone now. His original Bitcointalk profile is still available — last seen online 13 December 2010 ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3 )
One of the last things he talked about before disappearing was about WikiLeaks. Here’s what he said: “It would have been nice to get this attention in any other context. WikiLeaks has kicked the hornet’s nest, and the swarm is headed towards us.”
According to stats, there are 2.68 million registered users on the forum who have written over 52.8 million posts in total. Since its creation, Bitcointalk has had a few billion pageviews. Since its creation, Bitcointalk has had a few billion pageviews.
An average of 500 new users sign up every day with the ratio of men to women at 4:1.
Bitcointalk.org was built with SMF — an open source software pack.
Its design and functionality haven’t really changed since the day it launched.
The “Announcements (Altcoins)” subforum is one of the most popular on the entire website, followed by “Bitcoin discussion” and “Altcoin discussion”.
“Announcements (Altcoins)” has become especially popular since 2017 with the rise of ICOs and token generation events that happen almost every day. Our project has decided to start a thread on that subforum — we invite you to visit the official Digital Wallet project thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195642.new#new
We will be glad to see you among the visitors of our Bitcointalk thread where you can share your opinions and give feedback!
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