List of 4000+ Crypto KOL and Influencer Twitter Usernames To Spotlight Your Project to Investors

Get your project seen by the right eyes (investors).

2025 Updated ready-made list for Web 3, Crypto, Blockhain Founders

Do you want your crypto, blockchain, or Web3 project to get off to a strong start?

Skip the trial-and-error phase. I will send you a curated list of 4,000+ Twitter KOLs and crypto influencers who have already helped launch some of the most successful recent projects in the space. Whether you're building in DeFi, NFTs, or decentralized infrastructure, this list is your shortcut to visibility and traction.

What you get:

An organized Excel file with:

• Twitter Username
• Bio/Description
• Follower Count
• Location

This data is perfect for:

• Outreach and partnerships
• Airdrop campaigns
• Building targeted engagement lists
• Market research and trend tracking
• Finding Investors

These influencers are not random, they've been handpicked from active and effective campaigns across the crypto ecosystem.

Start connecting with the people who matter. Don't waste your marketing budget on guesswork; leverage data that's already working.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly will I receive?
You'll receive an Excel sheet containing 4,000+ Twitter usernames of key crypto KOLs and influencers. Each entry includes the username, bio/description, follower count, and location. It’s ready to use for outreach, campaign planning, and growth strategies.

How was this list compiled?
This is not generic scraped data. It’s a carefully curated list based on the influencer networks used in successful recent crypto launches. The selection is backed by performance, not guesswork.

How can I use this list for my project?
Founders and marketers use this data for direct outreach, community building, airdrop campaigns, Twitter growth, influencer collaborations, and trend monitoring.

Will I need special tools to use this list?
Not at all. The list comes in a standard Excel (.xlsx) format that you can open with Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet app.