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Re: What outsiders know or say about Bitcointalk.
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Pmalek
on 24/01/2022, 14:37:47 UTC
2. It said that the first Bitcoin transaction happened in this forum, which is the popular 10,000 Bitcoin for pizza.
Is this actually the first bitcoin transaction?
No. That's just the first time that Bitcoin was used as a payment method to purchase something of value (two pizzas). It was the first time it was used as money. The first transaction happened in the very first block. Satoshi also sent transactions to Hal Finney before the pizza transaction.

4. In conclusion it agrees that bitcointalk is the oldest forum and that it is still reputable till date.
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Bitcointalk is one of the pioneer crypto communities that launch ICOs and crypto-related projects.
Not the oldest. One of the pioneers, meaning one of the oldest.


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1. It says Theymos is the admin but the domain name is owned by Sirius.
Cøbra and theymos have managed Bitcointalk and Bitcoin.org for a long time. But that's no longer the case. theymos doesn't have anything to do with Bitcoin.org anymore and Cobra has no rights on Bitcointalk. This quote explains it nicely:

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Satoshi created both bitcoin.org and this forum, which was originally at bitcoin.org/smf. Later, the forum got its own domain name, but due to this history, bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org have traditionally been linked, and for quite some time Cøbra and I have together managed the domain names. However, Cøbra has never had much involvement in bitcointalk.org's operation, and I haven't involved myself in bitcoin.org for a couple of years, so the linkage between the two no longer really made made any sense. Therefore, we decided to separate the domains: I no longer have any access to the bitcoin.org domain name, and Cøbra no longer has any access to the bitcointalk.org domain name. The two sites should be viewed as totally separate, which in practice they have been for years.

There will be no changes whatsoever on bitcointalk.org due to this, and I'd assume that the same will be true of bitcoin.org. The bitcoin.org open-source project has been advancing steadily, and I hope and expect that it will continue to do so thanks to the efforts of its contributors.

Thanks to Cøbra for handling much of bitcointalk.org's domain-name-related work in the past.