I think 75% are using bitcoin in forums
Topic: [POLL] How many Bitcoin users do you think use the forum? (Read 375 times)
Any sort of answer is impossible to be accurate because it is impossible to estimate even the number of people who use Bitcoin, let alone the percentage of those who use this forum.
When you add multi-accounting to the mix it's just not possible to know.
I voted for 5% - 25% anyways.
When you add multi-accounting to the mix it's just not possible to know.
I voted for 5% - 25% anyways.
I wanna know if bitcointalk is banned in china
It's not. What percentage of Bitcoin users do you think use the forum actively, or have at least registered?
Few thousands out of few millions, so about 0.1%
From this view your pool options are ridiculous.
What else do you think is worth considering before submitting your answer?
Multiaccounting is norm here, so sign up numbers does not represent number of unique users here.
I think all unique users are into bitcoin and there are just a few who are just here to advertise there own ICO. I would just call this multi accounts as unique users but even though everyday there are newbies who really are newbies, i doubt they would be into it in just a month. People got to wait for long term at least to be termed as bitcoin user that is used for trading and that they are manipulating there btc in there own accord.
I wanna know if bitcointalk is banned in china
Just an example form my own experience. I've heard about bitcoin in 2011, I've been reading this forum and later I even registered an account about which I forgot later. After some pumps and dumps I essentially lost interest (partially due to other personal matters). Then I registered a new account in 2016, but I was mostly reading. This year things started to get really interesting (huge price increase, ICOs, SegWit, Bitcoin Cash, etc.), so now I am more or less active.
I suppose there may be a lot of people like me, and even greater number of those who do not use this forum at all.
I suppose there may be a lot of people like me, and even greater number of those who do not use this forum at all.
Use the forum? Some people read the forum others create an account and participate in the threads.
Those that create an account get a unique identification number. Those numbers usually are assigned in sequential order, and if you find someone that created an account today you'll get a pretty good idea of the total number of accounts created on the forum. Now you have to account for how many single people have multiple accounts, and then adjust down that number of accounts by such an assumption to arrive at an estimate of the number of actual people that have created accounts.
Here's the profile link of a Newbie that registered on August 30, 2017: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/d0r10n-1130390 At the end of the url of this profile link you'll find this unique identification number, "u=#######". In this case that number is 1130390 or 1,130,390.
My guess is there have been 1.13 million accounts created on this forum.
Now, let's assume that represents 1 person per account (we know it doesn't, but that's ok for now).
How many people own and/or use bitcoin?
The total number of bitcoin wallets is 16.6 million (https://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users?timespan=all). Now we all know that everyone (nearly everyone) has more than one wallet address.
Now, I don't have a good hunch on how to adjust this number down. BUT if we assume that each wallet represents one person than 10% of bitcoin users have accounts on this forum. It's a starting point...and less than I first thought when I answered the poll.
I've personally gone through tens of wallets, and think how many wallets were dumped recently to claim Bitcoin Cash safely. Then again, think about people who have tens of forum accounts - but that is slightly outweighed by those who only have one I suppose. The same for addresses.Those that create an account get a unique identification number. Those numbers usually are assigned in sequential order, and if you find someone that created an account today you'll get a pretty good idea of the total number of accounts created on the forum. Now you have to account for how many single people have multiple accounts, and then adjust down that number of accounts by such an assumption to arrive at an estimate of the number of actual people that have created accounts.
Here's the profile link of a Newbie that registered on August 30, 2017: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/d0r10n-1130390 At the end of the url of this profile link you'll find this unique identification number, "u=#######". In this case that number is 1130390 or 1,130,390.
My guess is there have been 1.13 million accounts created on this forum.
Now, let's assume that represents 1 person per account (we know it doesn't, but that's ok for now).
How many people own and/or use bitcoin?
The total number of bitcoin wallets is 16.6 million (https://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users?timespan=all). Now we all know that everyone (nearly everyone) has more than one wallet address.
Now, I don't have a good hunch on how to adjust this number down. BUT if we assume that each wallet represents one person than 10% of bitcoin users have accounts on this forum. It's a starting point...and less than I first thought when I answered the poll.
Genuinely very hard to tell, but its got to be low.
Use the forum? Some people read the forum others create an account and participate in the threads.
Those that create an account get a unique identification number. Those numbers usually are assigned in sequential order, and if you find someone that created an account today you'll get a pretty good idea of the total number of accounts created on the forum. Now you have to account for how many single people have multiple accounts, and then adjust down that number of accounts by such an assumption to arrive at an estimate of the number of actual people that have created accounts.
Here's the profile link of a Newbie that registered on August 30, 2017: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/d0r10n-1130390 At the end of the url of this profile link you'll find this unique identification number, "u=#######". In this case that number is 1130390 or 1,130,390.
My guess is there have been 1.13 million accounts created on this forum.
Now, let's assume that represents 1 person per account (we know it doesn't, but that's ok for now).
How many people own and/or use bitcoin?
The total number of bitcoin wallets is 16.6 million (https://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users?timespan=all). Now we all know that everyone (nearly everyone) has more than one wallet address.
Now, I don't have a good hunch on how to adjust this number down. BUT if we assume that each wallet represents one person than 10% of bitcoin users have accounts on this forum. It's a starting point...and less than I first thought when I answered the poll.
Those that create an account get a unique identification number. Those numbers usually are assigned in sequential order, and if you find someone that created an account today you'll get a pretty good idea of the total number of accounts created on the forum. Now you have to account for how many single people have multiple accounts, and then adjust down that number of accounts by such an assumption to arrive at an estimate of the number of actual people that have created accounts.
Here's the profile link of a Newbie that registered on August 30, 2017: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/d0r10n-1130390 At the end of the url of this profile link you'll find this unique identification number, "u=#######". In this case that number is 1130390 or 1,130,390.
My guess is there have been 1.13 million accounts created on this forum.
Now, let's assume that represents 1 person per account (we know it doesn't, but that's ok for now).
How many people own and/or use bitcoin?
The total number of bitcoin wallets is 16.6 million (https://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users?timespan=all). Now we all know that everyone (nearly everyone) has more than one wallet address.
Now, I don't have a good hunch on how to adjust this number down. BUT if we assume that each wallet represents one person than 10% of bitcoin users have accounts on this forum. It's a starting point...and less than I first thought when I answered the poll.
What percentage of Bitcoin users do you think use the forum actively, or have at least registered?
Few thousands out of few millions, so about 0.1%
From this view your pool options are ridiculous.
What else do you think is worth considering before submitting your answer?
Multiaccounting is norm here, so sign up numbers does not represent number of unique users here.
What percentage of Bitcoin users do you think use the forum actively, or have at least registered?
Few thousands out of few millions, so about 0.1%
From this view your pool options are ridiculous.
What else do you think is worth considering before submitting your answer?
Multiaccounting is norm here, so sign up numbers does not represent number of unique users here.
Okay, here's a question that I've been thinking about for a while!
What percentage of Bitcoin users do you think use the forum actively, or have at least registered?
To me, Bitcoin would be a bit boring without this forum, almost like its more the forum I mostly like to participate in rather than the Bitcoin itself. I use the forum to make every last Bitcoin I have, so without it I would probably just read about it rather than own it. Short and sweet, I still like Bitcoin itself, but without the forum I would not be nearly as engaged with it as I am today.
Before you give your answer, here are some things to think about:
What else do you think is worth considering before submitting your answer?
What percentage of Bitcoin users do you think use the forum actively, or have at least registered?
To me, Bitcoin would be a bit boring without this forum, almost like its more the forum I mostly like to participate in rather than the Bitcoin itself. I use the forum to make every last Bitcoin I have, so without it I would probably just read about it rather than own it. Short and sweet, I still like Bitcoin itself, but without the forum I would not be nearly as engaged with it as I am today.
Before you give your answer, here are some things to think about:
- Drug dealers and other dodgy people are unlikely to bother using a forum for enthusiasts
- Enthusiasts are very likely to be active or at least signed up to the forum
- Some enthusiasts may use alternative forums like r/Bitcoin and may not even know about BitcoinTalk
- Some people may use Bitcoin legitimately, but use it for money purposes only. They don't care about the BTC news or how it works, they just use it and therefore have no reason to use the forum
What else do you think is worth considering before submitting your answer?
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