How many of us are there?

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

I mean here, members (newbs and all)? Are there any stats on this?

[peligro]

I mean here, members (newbs and all)? Are there any stats on this?

If you are looking for total number then its 381090.

For individual break downs, go to MEMBERS from the top, Search for Members, and do Search by Position.

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

I mean here, members (newbs and all)? Are there any stats on this?

If you are looking for total number then its 381090.

For individual break downs, go to MEMBERS from the top, Search for Members, and do Search by Position.

Thanks for infos

[peligro]

I mean here, members (newbs and all)? Are there any stats on this?

If you are looking for total number then its 381090.

For individual break downs, go to MEMBERS from the top, Search for Members, and do Search by Position.

Thanks for infos

Keep in mind that there are lots of alternate accounts. You may ask BadBear or Theymos how many unique IPs were used to sign up, it would provide a more accurate number.

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

[peligro]

Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.

[shorena]

Mainpage, scoll down, click "more stats"

-> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats

[Quickseller]

Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.

https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

This will give you an idea as to how many total accounts have been active in a 7 day period and how many unique users were active in the last 7 days (active as in logged in and viewed threads).

From ~Oct 30 - ~Nov 12 (both 2014), roughly 171k users were active from ~151k IP addresses (IP addresses appear to include people who never logged in).

[Yuki1988]

Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.

https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

This will give you an idea as to how many total accounts have been active in a 7 day period and how many unique users were active in the last 7 days (active as in logged in and viewed threads).

From ~Oct 30 - ~Nov 12 (both 2014), roughly 171k users were active from ~151k IP addresses (IP addresses appear to include people who never logged in).

Hmmm so there were just about 4.5% of total members active in that 12 days. That ratio is a lot lower than what I thought.

[Quickseller]

Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.

https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

This will give you an idea as to how many total accounts have been active in a 7 day period and how many unique users were active in the last 7 days (active as in logged in and viewed threads).

From ~Oct 30 - ~Nov 12 (both 2014), roughly 171k users were active from ~151k IP addresses (IP addresses appear to include people who never logged in).

Hmmm so there were just about 4.5% of total members active in that 12 days. That ratio is a lot lower than what I thought.

According to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist there are roughly ~381k registered members. 171/381=.44881 so it is closer to 44.8% (45%).

[tonygal]

Someone made a statistic and got a conclusion: there are about 20,000 users (now or ever)on Chinese board.

[Yuki1988]

Not counting non active accounts too I guess? I noticed Mt. Gox Support is a VIP, for example

That number is all the sign ups till date. It also contains almost a quarter of a million sign ups with 0 posts.

I don't think there is any way to find the number of active users. The new forum may have an option to search for number of unique log ins in a set time period.

https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

This will give you an idea as to how many total accounts have been active in a 7 day period and how many unique users were active in the last 7 days (active as in logged in and viewed threads).

From ~Oct 30 - ~Nov 12 (both 2014), roughly 171k users were active from ~151k IP addresses (IP addresses appear to include people who never logged in).

Hmmm so there were just about 4.5% of total members active in that 12 days. That ratio is a lot lower than what I thought.

According to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist there are roughly ~381k registered members. 171/381=.44881 so it is closer to 44.8% (45%).

I think the ad slot stats numbers are counted separately in different ad slots. Say if I was shown the ad 1 and ad 10 during the period, both the two "Unique logged-in users" numbers should be up by 1.