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Crypto & AI reading map

An editorial map of people and organizations on X, connected to original work and a useful place to begin reading.

Profiles
95
Distinct work URLs
225
Reading recommendations
226

84 people and 11 organizations. A work can be selected under more than one profile, with a different reading note for each.

Snapshot frozen . This records the published registry; it does not recheck every source at that instant.

Find an original worth opening

The map helps you choose what to read, then identifies who explains it and where to start. Use it to build a reading list, trace a claim to the original, or compare a researcher's explanation with a product builder's argument.

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Crypto security & investigations

Onchain investigations · Audits & incident response · Personal security

Crypto developers & researchers

Protocols & scaling · Cryptography & ZK · Apps & developer tools · Research explainers

Crypto memes & culture

Artists & creators · Communities & culture · Market commentary

Vibe coding & coding agents

Builders & products · Agent workflows · Engineering & evaluation

LLM research & explanations

Foundations & explanations · Training & model systems · Reasoning & evaluation

AI agents & automation

Understand the agent architecture · Connect tools to a workflow · Check outcomes and control actions

Applied AI engineering

Prepare data and context · Measure product quality · Operate and maintain the application

Local models & open projects

Run on your device · Choose and adapt a model · Understand memory and speed

AI security & interpretability

Attacks on agents & models · Data boundaries & tool permissions · Understanding model behavior

AI for creative work

Create an image · Edit images and video · Shape the result

Reuse a dated selection

JSON separates profiles, works, recommendations, source notes and topic reading routes. CSV has one row per profile-to-work recommendation. Both keep stable profile IDs, original URLs and links to the reading note you can cite.

39 recommendation rows have an unknown original publication date. JSON preserves null; CSV leaves that cell empty. A source-check date does not fill the gap.

These are XFollowList's editorial notes and links. The linked work retains its own authorship and rights. A download is a fixed reference, not a ranking, a representative sample or evidence of trading performance.

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