I don't understand this rejection of Apple. It's true that it has closed-source code, but Windows is too, and it's much worse due to the absurd data collection by Windows ReCall and screenshots.

bitcointalk.org is more familiar to us now and very few of us know about forum.bitcoin.org. Originally, the forum called bitcointalk.org was not yet created when people were discussing Bitcoin on forum.bitcoin.org, as well as discussing security issues and how to improve it, but when it was seen that the number of members of this forum was gradually increasing, the forum was converted from forum.bitcoin.org to bitcointalk.org on a separate domain. In other words, although the bitcointalk.org forum was not created by Satoshi Nakamoto, the idea and everything else came through him.

This is the version of the history people doesn't want to push.
Going by what you said, it means that Satoshi never wrote on this forum. But there is Satoshi account here and posts which were likely transferred.

It is true but there is more information about Bitcoin forum history which is like hidden information with many people especially new members.

Interesting information like forum name, domain name and admin changes with time with contributions from legends.
Bitcointalk's important historic changes.

The story of how I became head admin is actually pretty boring. Moderators were needed, so I was made a global moderator. Then admins were needed, so I was made an admin. Then over time the other admins slowly lost interest and resigned until I was the only one left. I guess most of the people who were around here to see this have more-or-less left the community now. That's a bit sad.

It's not entirely clear, but for simplicity I usually say that I became head admin at the beginning of 2011, a little over a year after the forum was created.

The forum was originally located at bitcoin.org/smf, then forum.bitcoin.org (hence the redirect), and finally bitcointalk.org. Fun fact: The name "bitcointalk" was invented by Jeff Garzik, and he's the one who bought the domain.

Mas esse serviço só funciona no Brasil, certo?
É preciso fazer KYC?

Por falar em KYC, este serviço anunciado no OP, vai passar a obrigar full KYC: https://pocketbitcoin.com/blog/posts/full-verification-coming-to-pocket

Mais um serviço que se perde.

As already stated by others, there is no official website for bitcoin.


From bitcoin.org about us page:

Bitcoin.org was created by Satoshi and is now controlled by C�bra.
Bitcoincore.org is controlled by bitcoin core developers.

So you do actually compare an expensive new laptop to a 17 years old car.

I think I can do that here too: the first Apple laptop I found costs €1829. For less than that, I can buy a 2008 Opel Astra, Volvo V30, Peugeot 308 or Citroen C4 Picasso. But I'm not buying either one of those: I wouldn't want an Apple laptop, and those cars are cheap to buy because they're expensive to own (taxes, insurance, fuel consumption and maintenance). In reality, I've bought recent model good quality second hand laptops for less than a full tank of gas. Not Apple, but IBM, Dell, Lenovo or HP. I can recommend anyone involved in Bitcoin to gain some experience with offline signing or just separating insecure software from your real system.

Traditional bank wires are obviously more convenient, or mobile wallets, but why do you guys use crypto exclusively? Personally, I use it for payment from anonymous clients