Decoding BitcoinTalk's Two Most Discussed Topics

[Criptoview]

The two topics with the most replies in the history of BitcoinTalk, the oldest crypto community forum, are "Wall Observer BTC/USD", dedicated to tracking the Bitcoin price, with 724,245 replies since April 2013, and the "Premier League Prediction Thread", for English football predictions and betting, with 203,117 replies since August 2020. The figures come from the forum's own Statistics Center, checked on October 8, 2026.

Neither is a one-week phenomenon: both are long-running topics, and the totals are cumulative since each one was created. This article explains how the ranking was compiled, what each topic really is, what the numbers allow us to conclude and what they do not show. If you want context on reading market data first, see How to read the crypto market today: price, volume and dominance.


Full article: https://criptoview.net/en/topicos-mais-discutidos-bitcointalk/



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The two topics with the most replies in the history of BitcoinTalk, the oldest crypto community forum, are "Wall Observer BTC/USD", dedicated to tracking the Bitcoin price, with 724,245 replies since April 2013, and the "Premier League Prediction Thread", for English football predictions and betting, with 203,117 replies since August 2020. The figures come from the forum's own Statistics Center, checked on October 8, 2026.

Neither is a one-week phenomenon: both are long-running topics, and the totals are cumulative since each one was created. This article explains how the ranking was compiled, what each topic really is, what the numbers allow us to conclude and what they do not show. If you want context on reading market data first, see How to read the crypto market today: price, volume and dominance.


Full article: https://criptoview.net/en/topicos-mais-discutidos-bitcointalk/



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A long time ago there used to be a thread called "Let's count to one million with images!".   Very interesting thread, kept you reading for hours, but the admin decided to remove it for some reason.  It's not in Archive, but it had thousands of replies as well.

[[btc]]

A long time ago there used to be a thread called "Let's count to one million with images!".   Very interesting thread, kept you reading for hours, but the admin decided to remove it for some reason.  It's not in Archive, but it had thousands of replies as well.

Let's Count to 21 Million with Images
Wayback Machine - can see more of the images that are proxy error now.

[NotATether]

The two topics with the most replies in the history of BitcoinTalk, the oldest crypto community forum, are "Wall Observer BTC/USD", dedicated to tracking the Bitcoin price, with 724,245 replies since April 2013

OK, cool. Most people only follow Bitcointalk for this one thread, anyway.

and the "Premier League Prediction Thread", for English football predictions and betting, with 203,117 replies since August 2020.

This topic is almost entirely signature spam though. It is one of the most favorite topics for spammers until nutildah started sigbanning all of them.

So that topic is not very interesting.

[LoyceV]

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Advertising your website in Meta is a new low.

[ABCbits]

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Advertising your website in Meta is a new low.

While we're at it, i wonder what is forum or rule stance against what OP does? https://bitlist.co/search?author=Criptoview&only_deleted=true&limit=20&sort_by=date_desc shows most of OP deleted thread and reply either contain website or very generic reply.

Edit: lets see what will happen with my report on most obvious SEO spam or generic reply.