Who is the oldest user among forum still active?

[philipma1957]

Yes, but happy to know Jet Cash (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=698159) it 79  

The Thread is old. It was created in 2021. In Two months, He will be 81. He is still active, BTW.

About Active oldest forum member. I consider the login date. So, It's Sirius, in my opinion.
This is a mystery why he did not post anything after 2014. Who knows? Maybe Satoshi is hiding somewhere and laughing at us.

I may be the oldest combined person here.

I started in 2012

and I am 66.

but I am the 64500 or so person to join.

So there could be someone older that started sooner.

theymos is active and is sooner but I am older.


Jet Cash is later 2015 but he is older.

So they beat me in one case and I beat them in one case.

I wonder if any members that began in 2011 are older than 66. They would beat me in both cases.

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[Sexylizzy2813]

I may be the oldest combined person here.

I started in 2012

and I am 66.

but I am the 64500 or so person to join.

So there could be someone older that started sooner.

theymos is active and is sooner but I am older.


Jet Cash is later 2015 but he is older.

So they beat me in one case and I beat them in one case.

I wonder if any members that began in 2011 are older than 66. They would beat me in both cases.

2012 is a long time compare to those of us that started last year, and you're still active @66? Wow, that's awesome.
I don't know about others but your kind(s) are really hard to find in this forum. I still have more years (by the Grace of God) to stay and be active like you in this forum. Thumbs up to you.

[HedgeFx]

The Thread is old. It was created in 2021. In Two months, He will be 81. He is still active, BTW.

You are right! Hope he is fine , 81 is a good step in our life 

[HedgeFx]

Just see now a post and….

Hostfat (Italian board admin) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=203
Registered in 2010 and last post today!

I Think we have a winner 

[philipma1957]

Just see now a post and….

Hostfat (Italian board admin) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=203
Registered in 2010 and last post today!

I Think we have a winner 

Theymos has been here longer

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

These members are also old user of the forum and they are still active. 2011-2013 can still be considered as old members.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=30747
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=33156
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=131361
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=81995

[Jet Cash]

Do you want to find oldest user in real identity and still alive, still actively use the forum?
- It is Jet Cash. 79 today and still going strong in 2021.

Actually I'll be 81 in June this year. I'm still healthy, because I haven't been vaccinated or useing any medication. I've also become a digital nomad, and I'm converting a van for full time living while the "great reset" is happening.

[Getmon]

Do you want to find oldest user in real identity and still alive, still actively use the forum?
- It is Jet Cash. 79 today and still going strong in 2021.

Actually I'll be 81 in June this year. I'm still healthy, because I haven't been vaccinated or useing any medication. I've also become a digital nomad, and I'm converting a van for full time living while the "great reset" is happening.

Sir, I congratulate you. That is savoring every moment of your life. You are so fortunate to have reached that age while remaining happy and healthy. You truly set an example for others. When my child is old enough to be on his own, I will persuade my wife to join me as a digital nomad. Or, if we are unable to, at least we travel frequently.

Few questions I can use as tips if you may. Are you being a veggie lover? Are there times you drink liquor and beer?

[Jet Cash]

I'm an omnivore. I even eat stinging nettles I've harvested from the fields. I don't eat minced ( ground ) beef or hamburgers, but I do enjoy a good steak. I don't et of cook with seed oils, but use butter, olive  and coconut oil. I swim in the sea naked, and try to keep busy. Alcohol is fine as long as you don't drink too much, and stick to good quality. Cheap alcohol doesn't do you any good.

I'm a Bitcoin maximalist, and I'm hoping to install a usb mining rig in the van. I'll try some solo mining. It probably won't make me anything, but it helps the network, and I may get lucky.

[dkbit98]

Are there any other old users who are still active?

Oldest registered forum member doesn't have to be oldest in real life, but not many people exposed their real age in public.
You can see stats and check old profiles to see who is still active but I am sure there are guys older than theymos here

I don't eat minced ( ground ) beef or hamburgers, but I do enjoy a good steak. I don't et of cook with seed oils, but use butter, olive  and coconut oil.

There is nothing wrong with minced meat from time to time and homemade burgers, you can even make it yourself if you purchase good meat from local farmers market or you have your own farm.

[Sudas896]

I wonder if these forums will also continue to be active, some topics have not been writing anything for a long time.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Yes, but happy to know Jet Cash (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=698159) it 79 

The Thread is old. It was created in 2021. In Two months, He will be 81. He is still active, BTW.

I know this thread isn't about chronological age, but daaaamn!  I thought Jet Cash was just a bit younger than that (though it could be that last time I heard his age stated was years ago and quite a few at that).  I've always had respect for him by the way.  He has a way of keeping his brain youthful.

If any of you--particularly newer members--haven't browsed threads from the early days of the forum, I highly suggest doing so.  There are some extremely interesting topics from 2010-11, and the vibe you pick up from them is so much different that you'd get today or even for the past six+ years.  You'll also see a lot of names that you won't recognize, whether they're Legendaries or whatever.  I always wonder what happened to them, if they got filthy rich from bitcoin and just went off-grid or simply lost interest or something in between.  Anyway, for your own educational edification, do some digging into forum history.  It's gnarly!

[MainIbem]

Sorry to call your attention!
On what values and contribution for this topic has rendered to the reader or the community as whole, sometimes we should try our possible best to skip some unnecessary discussion and topic from the forum so we could help keep the forum clean and free from spamming.
Anyway I don't intend to disrupt your cool time but I think is what thinking of so that the new commers could learn as well.

[Bushdark]

Sorry to call your attention!
On what values and contribution for this topic has rendered to the reader or the community as whole, sometimes we should try our possible best to skip some unnecessary discussion and topic from the forum so we could help keep the forum clean and free from spamming.
Anyway I don't intend to disrupt your cool time but I think is what thinking of so that the new commers could learn as well.

There are some topics that you might found not too interesting or unnecessary but sometimes it is good to give our own opinion about then just to catch some fun. We don't have to be always serious about life. There are some times we need to chill and enjoy our stay here some topics that could be cool giving our own opinion. I know am  still new here based on chronological events.

Theymos is still the most active member in this forum we acknowledge his presence and contributions to make here look safe and organized for everyone.

[MainIbem]

Sorry to call your attention!
On what values and contribution for this topic has rendered to the reader or the community as whole, sometimes we should try our possible best to skip some unnecessary discussion and topic from the forum so we could help keep the forum clean and free from spamming.
Anyway I don't intend to disrupt your cool time but I think is what thinking of so that the new commers could learn as well.

There are some topics that you might found not too interesting or unnecessary but sometimes it is good to give our own opinion about then just to catch some fun. We don't have to be always serious about life. There are some times we need to chill and enjoy our stay here some topics that could be cool giving our own opinion. I know am  still new here based on chronological events.

Theymos is still the most active member in this forum we acknowledge his presence and contributions to make here look safe and organized for everyone.

I understand your point, that was why the off-topic was created if there were anything to say or wanting to catch cruise the best place to do that would have been off-topic section i believe everyone understand is a place to talk all manner of things.
Anyway i am not against any one doing whatever that pleases them here.

[Accardo]

  I always wonder what happened to them, if they got filthy rich from bitcoin and just went off-grid or simply lost interest or something in between.  Anyway, for your own educational edification, do some digging into forum history.  It's gnarly!

I've read tweets of an old member of the forum who complained that he left because the forum was no longer filled with technical intellectuals. So many people must have done similar things as most threads then was in the tech and development boards and today that board is not as busy as it used to be in the past. Many of them now spend time on GitHub discussing new Bitcoin updates. Nothing fascinating about the forum to keep those early Bitcoin engineers and programmers to continue adding contents and discussions in the forum. Especially during the bounty hunting era many of them left the forum as people joined to make some bucks and returned unfurnished contents just to earn.

[rby]

  I always wonder what happened to them, if they got filthy rich from bitcoin and just went off-grid or simply lost interest or something in between.  Anyway, for your own educational edification, do some digging into forum history.  It's gnarly!

I've read tweets of an old member of the forum who complained that he left because the forum was no longer filled with technical intellectuals. So many people must have done similar things as most threads then was in the tech and development boards and today that board is not as busy as it used to be in the past. Many of them now spend time on GitHub discussing new Bitcoin updates. Nothing fascinating about the forum to keep those early Bitcoin engineers and programmers to continue adding contents and discussions in the forum. Especially during the bounty hunting era many of them left the forum as people joined to make some bucks and returned unfurnished contents just to earn.

Somewhere in 2018 there was alot of spamming in the forum. I know so many of us that gave the forum break and later returned but some found some other things for their time and did not return.
But it is normal, we cannot continue to be here. At a time we will give way for new fucks to join the bandwagon and as the times goes the standard and urge to participate diminishes.

Do not forget to add that some made some regrettable mistakes with money and bitcoin and visiting this forum would freshen their wound of regret. So it is better they avoided here totally.

[Accardo]

  I always wonder what happened to them, if they got filthy rich from bitcoin and just went off-grid or simply lost interest or something in between.  Anyway, for your own educational edification, do some digging into forum history.  It's gnarly!

I've read tweets of an old member of the forum who complained that he left because the forum was no longer filled with technical intellectuals. So many people must have done similar things as most threads then was in the tech and development boards and today that board is not as busy as it used to be in the past. Many of them now spend time on GitHub discussing new Bitcoin updates. Nothing fascinating about the forum to keep those early Bitcoin engineers and programmers to continue adding contents and discussions in the forum. Especially during the bounty hunting era many of them left the forum as people joined to make some bucks and returned unfurnished contents just to earn.

Somewhere in 2018 there was alot of spamming in the forum. I know so many of us that gave the forum break and later returned but some found some other things for their time and did not return.
But it is normal, we cannot continue to be here. At a time we will give way for new fucks to join the bandwagon and as the times goes the standard and urge to participate diminishes.

Do not forget to add that some many some regrettable mistakes with money and bitcoin and visiting this forum would freshen their wound of regret. So it is better they avoided here totally.

Though according to a thread on the meta board about the yearly traffics in the forum, 2018 had the highest traffics if I could vividly remember. Why did a lot of people get interested in the forum at that particular year? Some may attribute it to the increase in price of bitcoin in 2017, but they've been such an increase in 2021 yet the forum wasn't that busy. However, you made a right statement, we can't be here for long, people move ahead to find other things to do with their time, but many of these people still spend time online, why not come take a look and contribute at a go. In similar ways, I do go back to some old forums I've been using years back just to look around, even if I don't add posts there. I believe your last line is the main reason those who don't come to visit at all decided to keep it that way.

[rby]

  I always wonder what happened to them, if they got filthy rich from bitcoin and just went off-grid or simply lost interest or something in between.  Anyway, for your own educational edification, do some digging into forum history.  It's gnarly!

I've read tweets of an old member of the forum who complained that he left because the forum was no longer filled with technical intellectuals. So many people must have done similar things as most threads then was in the tech and development boards and today that board is not as busy as it used to be in the past. Many of them now spend time on GitHub discussing new Bitcoin updates. Nothing fascinating about the forum to keep those early Bitcoin engineers and programmers to continue adding contents and discussions in the forum. Especially during the bounty hunting era many of them left the forum as people joined to make some bucks and returned unfurnished contents just to earn.

Somewhere in 2018 there was alot of spamming in the forum. I know so many of us that gave the forum break and later returned but some found some other things for their time and did not return.
But it is normal, we cannot continue to be here. At a time we will give way for new fucks to join the bandwagon and as the times goes the standard and urge to participate diminishes.

Do not forget to add that some many some regrettable mistakes with money and bitcoin and visiting this forum would freshen their wound of regret. So it is better they avoided here totally.

Though according to a thread on the meta board about the yearly traffics in the forum, 2018 had the highest traffics if I could vividly remember. Why did a lot of people get interested in the forum at that particular year? Some may attribute it to the increase in price of bitcoin in 2017, but they've been such an increase in 2021 yet the forum wasn't that busy. However, you made a right statement, we can't be here for long, people move ahead to find other things to do with their time, but many of these people still spend time online, why not come take a look and contribute at a go. In similar ways, I do go back to some old forums I've been using years back just to look around, even if I don't add posts there. I believe your last line is the main reason those who don't come to visit at all decided to keep it that way.

Unlike Lauda  who made her final posts and disappeared. Some disappeared without leaving some noyes. Apart from the bitcoin mistakes in the last paragraph of my previous post on this thread, there are people who left because theymos did not implement their suggestions or ideas.
Suggestions such as rapidly changing the old software.
Some also left because there is nothing like newbie jail anymore or things related to that.
And the trust system has been decentralized by theymos while some people who initially centralized and manipulate the trust system are no longer comfortable with the current trust system.

[Shamm]

Yes, but happy to know Jet Cash (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=698159) it 79  

The Thread is old. It was created in 2021. In Two months, He will be 81. He is still active, BTW.

About Active oldest forum member. I consider the login date. So, It's Sirius, in my opinion.
This is a mystery why he did not post anything after 2014. Who knows? Maybe Satoshi is hiding somewhere and laughing at us.

I may be the oldest combined person here.

I started in 2012

and I am 66.

but I am the 64500 or so person to join.

So there could be someone older that started sooner.

theymos is active and is sooner but I am older.


Jet Cash is later 2015 but he is older.

So they beat me in one case and I beat them in one case.

I wonder if any members that began in 2011 are older than 66. They would beat me in both cases.

If you are telling the truth that you are already a 66 year old it seems that you are the oldest user I've heard as off now.  And I am happy for you that behalf of your age you are still contributing To the forum and that's a good example for everyone of us here in our community that one of us still can make a useful threads. That we can get some knowledge.  But what Op said above that he pointed out that user who registered wayback 2010 that still active here in our community.