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Top Crypto Facebook Groups To Follow

Are you attempting to gather as much information as possible in order to make more informed trading decisions? Are you looking for a reliable source of information?

To make your life easier, we've produced a list of the best Crypto Facebook Groups you should join.

Not all groups are made equal, so here's a breakdown of our top Crypto Facebook groups based on the sort of information you need.

Cryptocurrency Academy (10,000 members)

Cryptocurrency Academy is a Silicon Valley-based organization that lives and breathes blockchain technology. This group is for you if you want to learn everything there is to know about blockchain technology, including more than just trading. They post links to noteworthy ICOs, live streams from conferences they attend, and crypto publications, among other things. Ben Yu, the group's administrator, is the CEO of StreamToken, a content creation token that allows producers to profit 100% from their video content. So, needless to say, this is a good group that won't spam your feed with irrelevant posts.

Crypto Gurus (4,000 members)

Tom Heavey, a YouTuber, runs the Crypto Gurus group. From signals to Tom's Youtube videos to fascinating crypto news articles, the Groups provides a wide range of information. The group has over 4K members and is quite well-curated.

CrytoLand (31,000 members)

Captain Altcoin, the brains behind Cryptoland, is the group's leader. Furthermore, their resources are on fire. I recommend that you obtain their Coin Research Guide from their Facebook group. This Facebook group has over 31,000 members and a lot of useful information. It isn't as active as some of the other groups out there, in my opinion.

Crypto Warriors (5,000 members)

This group is made up of Crypto Traders and Experts who are well-versed in the subject. This club is for you if you want to get a hold of those unusual signals. You'll need to keep an eye out for non-mainstream Alt Coin suggestions.

Cryptocurrency Collectors Club (78,000 members)

I had to include this group because it has over 78K members and is one of the largest cryptocurrency groups on Facebook. It does have a large number of Noobies, so it can become a little crowded at times. The administrators, on the other hand, put in a lot of effort to keep the group under check. It's my personal favorite for keeping up with what's going on in the crypto industry while also getting a nice laugh. Because it is a very busy group, it may feel overwhelming at times, so proceed with caution.

Crypto Hustle (20,000 members)

They scour the internet, other crypto Facebook groups, and crypto Telegram channels for the most up-to-date information. On a weekly basis, they also interview LIVE specialists, giving you the opportunity to ask them any critical issues you may have. Finally, they strive really hard to connect with everyone in the group and to answer everyone's questions while offering solid knowledge gleaned from the internet and various Crypto Facebook Groups and forums.

We’ve curated a list of top crypto Facebook groups that you should join to enrich your knowledge on trading and bitcoin. Happy trading!

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Top Must-Read Cryptocurrency Books for Beginners and Professionals

Many new technologies go through the hype cycle, bouncing back and forth from buzz to backlash to tiredness to, possibly, real-world use. No one can deny that blockchain is a game-changer.

Even now, a decade after its introduction and well after considerable corporate adoption, blockchain is plagued with cautionary tales of course correction (see the bitcoin bubble bust in 2018). Here are some of the best crypto books to read. 

THE BITCOIN STANDARD: THE DECENTRALIZED ALTERNATIVE TO CENTRAL BANKING BY SAIFEDEAN AMMOUS

I appreciate the first half of "The Bitcoin Standard" because it explains some of the monetary theories behind Bitcoin, such as the difference between "hard money" and "easy money," or deflationary and inflationary money.

It also does an excellent job of explaining how different sorts of money, as well as our personal financial conduct, affect the economy: does it encourage spending or saves and investments? So that explanation, which is primarily in the first half, appeals to me.

The second half of the novel goes too far in this direction. Saifedean, who gave a book talk at my meetup, is a brilliant man, but I blame him for some of the stupid hashtags that circulate in the Bitcoin community, such as #BitcoinFixesEverything.

BITCOIN MONEY: A TALE OF BITVILLE DISCOVERING GOOD MONEY BY MICHAEL CARAS (AUTHOR) AND MARINA YAKUBIVSKA (ILLUSTRATOR)

The children's book "Bitcoin Money" discusses the fundamentals of monetary theory, such as inflation. I brought it home and gave it to my reading-obsessed daughter. She read the entire piece and then bombarded me with questions. Then one day, as I was walking her to school, she started talking about inflation! I exclaimed, "Wow!" I'll give “Bitcoin Money” two thumbs up for making my daughter sound like a monetary theory expert. When it comes to learning, most of us are still visual learners who prefer narratives and pictures.

INVENTING BITCOIN: THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE FIRST TRULY SCARCE AND DECENTRALIZED MONEY EXPLAINED BY YAN PRITZKER

“Inventing Bitcoin,” written by the former Reverb.com CTO, can help you comprehend Bitcoin – and people must understand Bitcoin in order to grasp blockchain. When businesses integrate blockchain into their systems, it's usually just a data structure that groups transactions together and then has a consensus that everything in that box is exactly what you say it is before you pack it away. Then you fill the next box, block it, and repeat the process.

It's been around since the 1970s, and it's been frequently utilized since the early 1990s. It's not especially new; when people started talking about blockchain, there was just a new focus on it.

THE STARFISH AND THE SPIDER: THE UNSTOPPABLE POWER OF LEADERLESS ORGANIZATIONS BY ORI BRAFMAN AND ROD A. BECKSTROM

My additional recommendations will assist readers in better understanding decentralization and multiplayer game theory, both of which must be addressed in order to construct systems such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.

The basic premise of "The Starfish and the Spider" is that cutting off a spider's head causes it to die, whereas cutting off a starfish's leg causes it to grow a new one. That limb develops into a brand-new starfish. Traditional top-down companies are akin to spiders, whereas starfish organizations are reshaping the business landscape. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both examples of this.

THE THREE-BODY PROBLEM BY LIU CIXIN

My additional recommendations will assist readers in better understanding decentralization and multiplayer game theory, both of which must be addressed in order to construct systems such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.

The basic premise of "The Starfish and the Spider" is that cutting off a spider's head causes it to die, whereas cutting off a starfish's leg causes it to grow a new one. That limb develops into a brand-new starfish. Traditional top-down companies are akin to spiders, whereas starfish organizations are reshaping the business landscape. Bitcoin and Ethereum are both examples of this.

THE INTERNET OF MONEY BY ANDREAS ANTONOPOULOS

I adore “The Internet of Money,” which was perhaps the first Bitcoin book I read. It's crazily optimistic — Bitcoin will save the universe — yet he isn't half-wrong. He's a fantastic speaker and writer. This is the book to read if you want to understand why people are so enthusiastic about Bitcoin and blockchain.

Most Bitcoin maximalists, like Andreas, are preoccupied with the notion that there will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins, implying that the price must rise. And that's a little deceptive because government regulation might have a negative impact on that if it ever comes to pass.

THE BLOCKCHAIN DEVELOPER BY ELAD ELROM

Until "The Blockchain Developer," I don't believe there had been a solid blockchain technical book. Many people in the community like others, but this one, published by Apress, is the best application book for developers.

SATOSHI'S VISION: THE ART OF BITCOIN BY CRAIG WRIGHT

“Satoshi's Vision” is a collection of Craig Wright's articles from the last few years on all elements of Bitcoin, including in-depth technical points, legal and moral dilemmas, and more. I am convinced that Craig is Satoshi [Nakamoto], the creator of Bitcoin. And I've learned far more about it from my own experiences with him than from almost any other source. He's a generous giver who never hesitates to answer inquisitive minds' questions of all kinds. Just don't inquire as to what he's doing with his personal belongings! The majority of the information is available in the form of over 800 blog posts at craigwright.net, but the book collects some of the best and most poignant.

We have curated a list of must-read crypto books that are ideal for beginners and professionals alike. 

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Top Blockchain and Crypto movies you need to watch

It's useful to know the history and current trends of Blockchain technology as a cryptocurrency fan. However, Blockchain has progressed so rapidly in the last decade that it is impossible to learn everything there is to know about it in one hour.

Even so, you may have a hazy understanding of cryptocurrencies and how they operate. That's where documentaries and crypto movies come in. In just a few hours, you can study the history, sorts of currencies, and probable future of the cryptocurrency world thanks to these cultural creations.

Banking on Bitcoin

Banking on Bitcoin is one of the best documentaries available that covers Bitcoin and related technologies in depth. This 1.5-hour production, directed by Christopher Cannucciari, was released in 2016. The nicest thing about Banking on Bitcoin is that it keeps track of every key event from Bitcoin's debut in 2008.

Crypto (2019)

Crypto (2019) is arguably one of the most well-known cryptocurrency-related films that have gained a wide audience. As you may expect, this is mostly a crime drama thriller. The film does, however, contain numerous references to bitcoin technology.

You may witness a real-life representation of the technologies because the film's main protagonists deal with money laundering and other sorts of decentralised money.

CRYPTOPIA - Bitcoin, Blockchains, and the Future

CRYPTOPIA - Bitcoin, Blockchains, and the Future of the Internet is a must-see crypto movie  if you're seeking a cryptocurrency documentary that gets everything right.

This documentary from 2020 gives viewers a look at how the Bitcoin ecosystem operates and addresses obstacles, debates, and other issues. This documentary is far from being an introductory session to the crypto world; instead, it presents you with crucial long-term investment information.

The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin

Would you like to see a cryptocurrency film that represents the world at the time when cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin were exploding? In such a case, you should see the 2014 film The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin. This film, directed by Nicholas Mross and produced by Ben Bledsoe and Patrick Lope, captures everything you need to know about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency tokens during their early days.

Netflix Explained: Cryptocurrency

Let's say you don't want to watch someone talk about bitcoin for hours on end. You only need a brief overview of how Blockchain is rapidly transforming our world. If that's the case, you'll want to watch Netflix's Explained series' Cryptocurrency episode.

The creators can tell you everything you need to know about cryptocurrency tokens and the universe that surrounds them in this 14-minute short. Given what we saw, it's a wonderful film, and we frequently wished it was longer than 14 minutes. If you're in a hurry, however, you shouldn't look any farther.

If you are a movie lover and also a cryptocurrency enthusiast, then this article is for you. Delve into the world of crypto movies and learn about the world of Bitcoin and trading. We hope you liked this list of movies and will watch them and quench your thirst for cryptocurrency. 

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Top 15 Crypto Influencers you must on Social Media

For the IT and business smart, cryptocurrency has become more than just jargon. While it has only recently acquired popularity, cryptocurrency, or crypto, has been around since 2009.

Since the 1980s and 1990s, the technology that underpins bitcoin and attempts to develop digital currencies has existed. In reality, DigiCash was one of the first attempts to build digital money in the 1990s. Here are some of the best crypto influencers on social media.

Vitalik Buterin

What better way to kick off any crypto influencer on social media list than with Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum and one of the world's youngest crypto billionaires? Buterin is best known for his work with Ethereum, but he has also worked as a writer and developer in the Bitcoin community. 

He shares reviews, articles, and other relevant crypto materials on the site, which are especially useful for anyone who wants to learn more about how crypto and blockchain function.

Roger Ver

Roger Ver, also known as "Bitcoin Jesus," was one of the first promoters of Bitcoin in 2011. He's also notable for being one of the first business owners to accept cryptocurrency as a means of payment.

He has almost 720,000 followers on Twitter, and his feed has become a vital source of the latest news and information on Bitcoin and crypto, including concerns surrounding Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, ethical considerations, and even the occasional pearls of wisdom.

Andreas M. Antonopoulos 

Andreas Antonopoulos is a Greek-British computer entrepreneur and a proponent of Bitcoin and blockchain technology. 

He uses a variety of social media and digital venues. He has a popular YouTube channel, aantonop, where he broadcasts videos about Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrencies, among other topics. He also has a Twitter account with over 600,000 followers. 

Tim Draper

Tim Draper is a well-known venture capitalist and the founder of Draper Fisher Jurvetson and Draper University. He has made investments in Skype, Tesla, SpaceX, Twitter, and Coinbase. He's also known for his Bitcoin price predictions and his outspoken advocacy for the digital currency.

Charlie Lee 

Charlie Lee, the founder of Litecoin and former Director of Engineering at Coinbase, has nearly a million Twitter followers, making him one of the most well-known crypto authorities. Lee updates his Twitter account with the newest Litecoin and Litecoin Foundation news, as well as crypto-related publications. He periodically posts memes and comic strips that make cryptocurrency news and issues more approachable and entertaining.

Anthony Pompliano

Anthony Pompliano is a well-known crypto influencer on a variety of sites, including Twitter, where he has over 930,000 followers. He is a founder and partner at a hedge firm that specialises in blockchain technology and digital assets, and he is renowned as one of the first Bitcoin enthusiasts.

Erik Voorhees

Voorhees is the co-creator of Coinapult, a Bitcoin wallet, and the founder and CEO of ShapeShift, one of the world's biggest crypto trading platforms. He is regarded as one of the main voices in Bitcoin and crypto business due to his experience in these fields. With 480,000 followers on Twitter, he frequently communicates his thoughts. He also has a Medium account, where he writes on Bitcoin and ShapeShift.

Tone Vays

Tone Vays is a blockchain and financial counsellor who has channels on Instagram, YouTube, and his own website, ToneVays.com. He is a supporter of economic independence through crypto technology. His eponymous YouTube channel, which he runs as an independent content provider, features a variety of videos about Bitcoin, including Bitcoin trading, Bitcoin law, and Bitcoin news.

John McAfee

Yes, he's the same person who invented McAfee Antivirus, a well-known cybersecurity program. Since then, John McAfee has gone into crypto land, taking to Twitter to provide his thoughts on the market and its many advancements. You can find his updates and commentary on a variety of topics, including cryptocurrency, on his social media site, where he has 1 million followers. 

Ivan on Tech 

Ivan Liljeqvist, better known as Ivan on Tech, is a blockchain-focused content maker located in Sweden. He's active on social media sites like Instagram and Facebook. He has 268,000 Twitter followers, with whom he frequently shares witty thoughts on cryptocurrency and updates on Bitcoin and Ethereum. He also has a YouTube channel, Ivan on Tech, where he posts interviews, analysis, discussions, and live presentations about crypto.

 CryptoBrekkie

CryptoBrekkie, also known as Brekkie von Bitcoin, is a Bitcoin artist recognized for his one-of-a-kind and experimental crypto artworks. He also has a YouTube account where he shows off his Bitcoin artwork in videos.

Dan Held

Held is the Director of Growth Marketing at Kraken and is a Bitcoin entrepreneur. He's active on Twitter, where he explains everything about Bitcoin and helps to make cryptocurrency more approachable. He has almost 257,000 followers on the platform. He has his own Substack newsletter and website, as well as a Medium account where he writes on Bitcoin and Kraken.

Layah Heilpern

Heilpern is a crypto influencer from the United Kingdom who talks about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin news. She has her own YouTube channel as well as a cryptocurrency-related website. She has around 100,000 Twitter followers.

Kenn Bosak

Crypto and NFTs are now more accessible to the general public thanks to Bosak. He's been a Bitcoiner since 2015, and he's recently moved on to NFTs. He has his own website dedicated to NFTs, as well as a YouTube channel dedicated to podcasts and NFTs.

Ben Horowitz

Ben Horowitz is a venture capitalist, author, and crypto expert who is a co-founder and partner at Andreessen Horowitz. He talks about business, money, and technology on Twitter, where he has over 500,000 followers, and he occasionally addresses crypto and Bitcoin topics.

Delving into crypto, like any other financial or investment venture, can either bring you more money or cause you to lose money. It's a risk worth taking, especially if you're wanting to expand your assets and have sufficient expertise and insights from some of the best crypto influencers on social media.

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Leading Cryptocurrency Influencers in 2021

Following a three-year down market, the crypto influencer business has finally taken off. In the crypto world, the year 2021 has seen fresh all-time highs across the board. The most prominent is bitcoin (BTC), which recently reached a fresh all-time high of roughly $42,000. The entire market capitalization also reached a new high of $1.1 trillion, up from $750 billion in January 2018.

Cryptocurrencies are undoubtedly the buzz of the town at the moment. However, as fresh institutional money enters the market and retail traders come on board, the issue remains, “Where do they go for advice, and who should they follow within the industry?”

In no particular order, here are the top ten crypto influencers.

Andreas Antonopoulos

Andreas Antonopoulos represents one of the industry's most vocal proponents of bitcoin. Since 2012, Antonopoulos has been a proponent of cryptocurrency adoption as well as a prolific author in the field. He has five publications to his credit, including "Mastering Bitcoin: Unlocking Digital Cryptocurrencies" and the "Internet of Money" collection.

Antonopoulos provides a wealth of knowledge to those interested in learning more about the most popular cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. He also conducts his own podcast, "Let's Talk Bitcoin," and conducts online workshops.

Adam Back

Adam Back is a bitcoin evangelist through and through, from blockchain instructor to blockchain cryptographer and cypherpunk. Back has been involved in the sector since before bitcoin was invented, prompting some fans to speculate that he may be the inventor of bitcoin.

Some argue Back, like Satoshi Nakamoto, was ahead of his time. Back devised Hashcash, a proof-of-work method that mitigated spam and denial-of-service assaults via email. Hashcash is also an element of the bitcoin mining algorithm, as well as other cryptocurrencies.

Back has always been a great supporter of encryption and security.

Nick Szabo

Nick Szabo is a cryptographer with a background in digital contracts and assets research. He is credited with coining the term "smart contracts," which is now widely used in the industry.

Szabo has long been seen to be the most plausible candidate to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of bitcoin. Szabo, on the other hand, has stated multiple times that he is not the inventor of bitcoins.

Szabo was involved in the development of Bit Gold, one of the first cryptocurrencies. Bit Gold was created in 1998 but never formally released due to issues that a decentralized currency would not tolerate.

CryptoCred

It is not uncommon to encounter celebrities using pseudonyms on social media sites in order to maintain their anonymity. Many people have made a modest or significant fortune in the cryptocurrency industry, but the risk of being doxxed, or having their personal information posted publicly, still exists.

Users are more concerned than ever to prevent having their personal information shared anywhere within the crypto business, which goes hand in hand with the idea of decentralization.

CryptoCred may not have been an early proponent of bitcoin, but the user has amassed a sizable following thanks to his trading expertise. A free technical analysis course is offered by CryptoCred, a London-based trader. Livestreams and technical analysis by the man himself may be found on his YouTube account.

NotsoFast

Another Twitter user who chooses to stay anonymous is Notsofast. Notsofast has been around for as long as anyone can remember in the crypto world. He brings a wealth of knowledge about altcoins and mining altcoins with him.

Notsofast describes himself as an economic futurist who became involved with cryptocurrency in late 2013 through Dogecoin. As Notsofast discusses in his 2019 State of Crypto lecture, mining Doge was a low-risk method to get into bitcoin.

Notsofast talks about his interest in mining altcoins, trading altcoins, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

PlanB

PlanB is another pseudonymous user that looks to know what he's talking about when it comes to bitcoin. According to their website, PlanB is a Dutch investor that works as an investment manager in a team that manages a multibillion-dollar balance sheet.

According to PlanB, the moniker refers to an alternative to quantitative easing. Central banks' ability to manufacture money could lead to hyperinflation, as seen recently in Zimbabwe.

PlanB has its own website where he posts all of his features and industry podcast interviews. PlanB's Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow (S2F) model is also detailed in various publications. The approach is based on scarcity, which allows him to measure bitcoin's value. During multiple podcast conversations, he expands on this hypothesis.

Josh Olszewicz

When it comes to cryptocurrency news and trading utilizing technical analysis, Josh Olszewicz is another gem to follow on social media.

Josh has been involved in the crypto field for a long time and is well-known among his fans for predicting that bitcoin would exceed $33,000 by July 2018. He even included the slogan "33kbyJuly" in his name.

While Josh was off on the timing, bitcoin did eventually reach $33,000 and then beyond it.

Josh uses his Twitter account to share useful information about current events, news, trading tips, and memes. Josh's technical analysis YouTube channel has 26,500 subscribers, and he has a whopping 123,000 Twitter followers.

WhalePanda

WhalePanda is another famous Twitter account to follow. WhalePanda touts himself as a crypto OG and angel investor. WhalePanda has been around long enough to be called a founding member of the crypto gangsters.

WhalePanda is a frequent Twitter user who posts anything crypto-related, including news, industry updates, opinion pieces, and even the occasional meme to brighten everyone's Mondays.

WhalePanda has a wide range of materials, making it a good account to follow for everything crypto-related. 246,000 Twitter followers can't be wrong.

DonAlt

It's becoming evident that crypto personalities adore their funny cartoon avatars and pseudonym identities at this stage. These, however, do not reflect the essential insight and information that crypto market followers can anticipate to gain. Especially from DonAlt.

For as long as we can remember, DonAlt has been an enthusiastic cryptocurrency trader and altcoin gem seeker. DonAlt has a Youtube channel that is shared with CryptoCred, as previously announced.

DonAlt provides excellent information into trading and cryptocurrency projects to his 174,000 followers, who are fresh cryptocurrency enthusiasts looking to learn the ropes.

Loomdart

Loomdart is the final crypto influencer to keep an eye on. Loomdart is a meme poster that has been around for quite some time. At the age of 22, Loomdart claimed to have dropped out of university. Most likely as a result of getting interested in cryptocurrency.

Loomdart is simply one of those accounts you must follow if you want to stay on top of what's going on in the crypto Twittersphere.

We can presume Loomdart has amassed sufficient wealth and is now content to tweet memes to his 125,000 Twitter followers for the sake of nostalgia. In any case, Loomdart is deserving of your attention.

Cryptocurrencies have soared to fresh all-time highs as the year 2021 begins. The market will be flooded with fresh crypto influencers and investors.

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List Of Famous Crypto Youtubers

Following crypto YouTubers is a terrific way to stay up to date on all of the current crypto developments.

But that's only the beginning. They can broaden your horizons, conduct interviews with significant persons, and even provide trade advice.

Various crypto YouTubers, on the other hand, have different styles, and what appeals to one viewer might not appeal to another.

Remember to be open to their personalities, which may initially be off-putting, but the more you listen to them, the more you will learn. You may find them tough to like at first, but they will grow on you over time.

We chose to evaluate YouTubers based on the number of subscribers they have because rating them based on content is difficult. We recommend that you look at them all.

BitBoy Crypto (1.11M subscribers)

BitBoy Crypto is the place to go for the most up-to-date cryptocurrency news, project reviews, and cryptocurrency trading tips. Learn about other altcoins, Bitcoin's historical cycles, and the newest Ethereum news. Come be a part of the BitSquad, our online community.

Coin Bureau (936k subscribers)

The Coin Bureau is your one-stop site for all things cryptocurrency-related. Guy, the Crypto Guy, is the captain of this crypto ship, and he is about to take you on an amazing adventure through the crypto-verse.

Anthony Pompliano (200k subscribers)

Anthony Pompliano is a co-founder and partner of Morgan Creek Digital, a hedge fund that focuses on blockchain technology and digital assets and is supported by Morgan Creek Capital, an investment management firm. On this channel, he broadcasts videos of interviews and personal opinions, with a focus on technology and finance.

Crypto Zombie (217k subscribers)

Every day, Crypto Zombie brings you the latest Bitcoin, altcoin, and cryptocurrency news! We talk about cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, blockchain technology, present interviews with leading fintech projects and professionals, and bring you the most up-to-date and relevant breaking news in the industry!

Hashoshi (138k subscribers)

YouTuber Forest, an Ethereum developer, hosts Hashoshi, a mashup of the words "hash" and "Satoshi." He usually updates every couple of days.

Forest's films are extremely educational, and he breaks down the most technical aspects of bitcoin in a way that anyone can comprehend.

He feels that educating and equipping individuals for the approaching decentralized society is critical.

Forest also examines various wallets to guarantee that your cryptocurrency is secure.

Chico Crypto (254k subscribers)

Tyler Swope, a YouTuber, hosts Chico Crypto, which is excellent for a more negative view of the cryptocurrency market.

Swope, who describes himself as a "dedicated crypto investor," investigates and delves into the nuances of what is going on, and can cover a lot of ground in a single video.

He excels at identifying potentially problematic circumstances that may develop in the sector and offering investment advice on his top picks.

Swope plans to post a new video practically every day, with a new video being released on most days of the week.

Swope's manner may initially turn you off since it appears unprofessional, but if you get beyond that, you'll love what he has to say.

Crypto Love (206k subscribers)

Crypto Love is hosted by YouTuber Randal and is one of the most popular cryptocurrency-related channels on YouTube, as well as being incredibly amusing.

He is really good at looking at the charts in detail and giving his perspective on what might happen to various cryptocurrencies in the future.

Crypto Love is an excellent place to start if you're looking for a channel that not only looks at different cryptocurrencies but also trading tactics that you can use.

On most days of the week, Randal uploads a video.

The Crypto Lark (394k subscribers)

The Crypto Lark has been dubbed the "Weird Al Yankovic of the cryptocurrency world," but don't be fooled by his look.

Lark Davis, a YouTuber, hosts The Crypto Lark, and he is by far the finest in the market at describing how various cryptocurrencies function in an easy-to-understand manner.

When it comes to getting started in the crypto realm, he's your best chance, and his terminology is outstanding, thanks to his background in political science and critical thinking.

Lark has several explanatory videos and has interviewed some of the leading players in bitcoin, like Binance's CZ, in addition to contributing his "two Satoshis" on news and events.

Boxmining (249k subscribers)

Michael Gu, a crypto YouTuber with a physics degree who is also adept at explaining how different cryptocurrencies function and has been interested in bitcoin since 2012, hosts Boxmining.

Michael conducts live videos on occasion, which can be entertaining, but the message box on the right can be distracting, so it's best to simply close it.

Michael also offers a Chinese viewpoint on various cryptocurrency events and can read Chinese, which is often overlooked by other YouTubers who prefer to focus on the west.

The Ivan Tech (470k subscribers)

Ivan on Tech is one of the best crypto YouTube channels presented by Ivan Liljeqvist of Stockholm, Sweden, who is possibly one of the most well-known bitcoin personalities on the platform.

He is a blockchain educator, software developer, data scientist, and blockchain consultant who has spoken all over the world.

Ivan's YouTube series "Programmer Explains" is one of the best at explaining how Bitcoin and different cryptocurrencies function.

He is one of YouTube's most active characters, and he recently launched his "Good morning Crypto" series, in which he live-streams his videos and discusses current events.

DataDash (462k subscribers)

DataDash, hosted by YouTuber Nicholas Merten, is the greatest place to go for trading advice and to learn about the technical side of cryptocurrency trading.

It's also one of the most popular bitcoin channels on YouTube.

You'll be able to learn not just how to trade cryptocurrencies, but also a variety of other financial assets.

Merten makes videos practically every day, and you may follow him on Twitter, however, it is his account, and he tweets about a variety of topics other than cryptocurrency trading.

Crypto YouTubers are a wonderful method to keep up with what's going on in the bitcoin world. Some people upload videos on a daily or weekly basis. Observing YouTubers is a great approach to pick up trading tips. You may use these tips for cryptocurrency trading as well as other market instruments.

Keep an eye out for interviews with prominent figures in the bitcoin field. YouTube celebrities are well-known and may host some fascinating interviews.

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Top 10 Cryptocurrency TikTok Accounts to follow

TikTok is the newest breakthrough platform that has quickly become a repository of the top crypto TikTokers who are eager to share their knowledge on the unique investment instrument. That's why the cryptocurrency community has taken to TikTok to find crypto TikTok influencers that can help them make investing decisions. In this post, we'll look at the finest cryptocurrency TikTok accounts to follow to get the most up-to-date and accurate information on current market conditions.

BitBoyCrypto (2.7M)

If you're looking for the best crypto TikTokers, go no further than Bitboycrypto. Ben Armstrong is the name of the YouTuber who later discovered the potential of TikTok. He is a well-known TikToker who regularly gives useful information on the platform. He can also be found on Twitter and Instagram. He also has a website with the domain bitboycrypto.com where he provides bitcoin knowledge.

Cyptocita (731K)

She is an undeniable crypto nerd who provides razor-sharp bitcoin investment advice. She talks about mining, crypto rules, and introductory cryptocurrency courses, among other things. She also has other TikTok videos that are unrelated to cryptocurrency and are primarily humorous. She is undoubtedly one of the finest crypto TikTokers, with over 730.3K followers on the app.

VirtualBacon (252.3K)

Virtualbacon is a cryptocurrency TikTok influencer that will walk you through the baby steps if you are thirsty for accurate crypto education. He will accompany you while you learn the fundamentals of cryptocurrency investing. He does it in a language that you can understand — one that is simple to grasp. You will progress from an inexperienced investor to an expert capable of analyzing patterns thanks to his straightforward explanations.

Thewolfofbitcoins (248.1K)

This man has to be included in our list of the top cryptocurrency TikTok accounts. He was the first TikTok influencer to write a bitcoin TikTok that went viral.

His content concentrates on “how-to” lessons, such as buying things with Bitcoin and getting free Bitcoins.

Cryptomasun (234.3K)

This person makes the top cryptocurrency TikTok accounts list because he not only has a large following (now 234.3K), but he is also a frequent TikToker. His real name, Mason Versluis, provides a constantly updated stream of content to customers interested in more than just "how-to" but also wants to study recent bitcoin market trends. In the Bitcoin industry, he brings a spiritual perspective. A quick look at his videos reveals that he is a fervent supporter of XRP.

Cryptomendyo (140K)

This is a new cryptocurrency TikTok influencer who has amassed over 140 thousand followers and 900 thousand likes quickly. She is known for providing her followers with regular crypto news and updates. She also provides technical analysis of the bitcoin ecosystem's events. If you're having trouble navigating the bitcoin landscape, she'll take your hand and make sure you don't fall.

Cryptokang (68K)

This is one of those guys that not only gives cryptocurrency expertise – particularly on lesser-known tokens – but also funny movies. He keeps his audience up to date on new protocols and coins on the market. As previously stated, you will not be shocked to see some non-crypto-related amusing videos that will leave you in stitches when watching his videos. He isn't particularly active on Twitter, but he has amassed a sizable following on TikTok.

Cryptoweatherman (60K)

If you're looking for technical analysis, Cryptoweatherman is one of the greatest cryptocurrency TikTok accounts to follow. He effortlessly combines technical analysis and economics to provide you with accurate market information. He is quite proactive in creating predictions and sharing them with his TikTok fans. Although he focuses on the technical side of crypto investment, he also devotes time to providing advice on when to buy and sell digital currencies.

Cryptoentrrepreneur (29K)

If you're looking for a top cryptocurrency TikTok account, go no further than Cryptoentrepreneur. He doesn't offer any advice or instructional material. Instead, he focuses on videos of well-known people discussing cryptocurrency. He often posts footage of significant events, such as the 2010 event in which a man spent 10,000 BTC on a single pizza.

Cryptochuck (10.5K)

If you look at Cryptochuck's TikTok page, you'll discover that he's a big fan of Ethereum. To keep you entertained, his videos are filled with delectable spices of humor. He once tweeted a mocking cryptocurrency question, claiming that if Elon Musk invented Bitcoin, it would be bad for the globe.

We will continue to see more crypto TikTok influencers join the platform to distribute content as TikTok's disruptive impact develops. If you're seeking the greatest cryptocurrency TikTok accounts, any of the aforementioned will not disappoint. However, before investing in cryptocurrencies, we recommend that you conduct your own study.