XFollowListPeople, ideas and original work on X

People, context, your next step

Crypto. AI.
Know who to read.

Meet the people building, explaining and questioning what comes next. Choose a subject, open a useful piece of their work and build a feed that fits your curiosity.

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A little curiosity. A few good sources. Room to form your own view.

Two places to start

Explore a subject on its own, or follow people whose work connects both.

Start with a topic

A few reading routes across Crypto and AI. Explore the full topic index to find your next question.

All topic reading lists

Have a post to check?

Start with the link, transaction or number behind a claim. Each tool gives you a small check and a route back to the source.

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Crypto & AI

Start with the original post

Separate a post ID from an X link and get a clean address to continue reading.

Read an X post link
Crypto

Follow the transaction record

Choose the network named by the source and build the matching explorer link.

Read a transaction
Crypto & AI

Reproduce the change

Compare two values and distinguish a percentage change from percentage points.

Check a number

Choose an ecosystem or platform

These are places within Crypto. A network hosts apps and communities; Fomo is a social trading platform with lists for different networks.

Read a claim with its source

Choose a guide for the conversation you are reading, then compare the explanation with the original material.

Turn a noisy feed into something you can understand.

Who is speaking? What is being claimed? What does the evidence cover? Our guides help you work through those questions, one example at a time.

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Crypto: understand the conversation

What is Crypto Twitter?

Meet the different voices on X and learn to follow a claim back to its source.

Get your bearings
Crypto: choose a reading goal

Who should you follow?

Start with a few accounts for the things you want to understand, with a useful first read for each.

Build a small reading list
AI: inspect the demonstration

What does an agent demo establish?

Compare the demonstrated task, tool access and result with the claim being made.

Read the AI demo checklist

A reading list you can inspect

The useful question is why someone is worth reading. Our selections give you a reason to open their work.

How sources are selected

People with a purpose

Each entry explains its place in the collection. People are selected through editorial research or an approved source.

Context you can check

Where evidence is available, you can open it and see when it was checked. Reviewed means selected for inclusion; it does not verify every claim.

Your own point of view

Read the team alongside independent voices, open their work and compare their reasoning before deciding what is useful to you.