20 the best cryptocurrency traders on Twitter

One way to start your learning process in trading is to follow some of the best crypto traders on Twitter. The best minds provide real-time analysis, trade rationale and market insight.

Keep reading to see 20 of the best cryptocurrency accounts on Twitter today.

1. Jacob Canfield (@jacobcanfield)

Taking a long here on the low time frame break out of $ BTC.

Care for a fake breakout, but the SFP this morning below the 23.6% fib and reclaimed looks pretty good to me.

Targets are fib levels where I will scale out. pic.twitter.com/AX733Qn2hp

- Jacob Canfield (@JacobCanfield) October 28, 2019

Jacob is one of the most senior Bitcoin analysts on the TradingView charting application. He has also been a guest on Forbes and CNBC. It publishes information on trading settings, cryptocurrencies and crypto market analysis.

2. DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt)

One of the most popular crypto trading Twitter accounts is the DonAlt account. It is approaching 130000 subscribers. You can expect lots of charting, insight into price action, and altcoin analysis.

3. Philakone (@PhilakoneCrypto)

Good morning baby whales. Are you ready for a road map to $ 13.5K? Join me soon for an epic TA today.
Today's quote:
“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”
- Andy Warhol pic.twitter.com/7y1BtGxnBO

- Philakone (@PhilakoneCrypto) October 29, 2019

Philakone is a successful cryptocurrency trader. While his tone may not be to everyone's taste, he spends an enormous amount of time creating high-quality educational resources, including live trading videos and crypto courses.

He is also an interesting example of how crypto trading can affect your personal life; he openly struggled with personal hardships in front of his followers.

4. Nik Patel (@cointradernik)

Nick is the author of the Altcoin Trader's Guide. The book, published in 2018, has quickly become the definitive educational resource for anyone trying to contemplate speculative crypto trading.

If you want to keep track of coins with small caps, his account is required.

5. filbfilb (@filbfilb)

 

Sure the 50 / 200 DMA $ BTC death cross is getting everyone super bearish but End of Nov / Start of Dec the 50 / 100 WMA is due to cross which is far more significant. pic.twitter.com/ifGWguAtd5

— thread₿fil₿ (@filbfilb) October 30, 2019

filbfilb is another popular user on TradingView. His Twitter feed is full of short-term setups, crypto charts, and trading ideas. He also publishes a weekly newsletter that is great to read and publishes a cryptocurrency magazine on Telegram for free that anyone can subscribe to.

6. Bitcoin Jack (@BTC_JackSparrow)

Some consider drawing diagrams an art. Bitcoin Jack is one of those people. He posts a lot of potential customizations and all of his work looks amazing.

He is also a member of the Bitcoin Bravado YouTube channel. If you've never watched any content, go ahead and take a look). It's worth your time.

7. Big Cheds (@BigCheds)

$ BTC # Bitcoin Weekly chart – This candle is a rare combo of a “high wave” and large real candle body – Shows both major bull force and major volatility pic.twitter.com/n8up7TmKK7

- Big Cheds (@BigCheds) October 28, 2019

Big Cheds is another celebrity crypto trader. He has appeared many times on CNBC and maintains his own blog and YouTube channel.

Most of his tweets are devoted to technical analysis and market movement reports.

8. Ant (@ThisIsNuse)

Ant considers his Twitter account a bit like a trade magazine. You will find current commentary on its entry and exit points, trade suggestions, and a lot of technical analysis.

9. Josh Rager (@Josh_Rager)

Josh runs one of the most famous cryptocurrency trading Twitter accounts. Unlike many crypto traders on Twitter, he avoids annoying memes and repetitive jokes. Its content is clean, understandable and professional. This is a required account.

10. Mayne (@Tradermayne)

Maine provides technical analysis, analysis of the trading decisions he has made, and market predictions based on price action. He has been in crypto since 2013, making him significantly more experienced than many of the other crypto traders who have emerged during 2017's bull run.

11. Crypto rand (@crypto_rand)

Crypto Rand is arguably the best cryptocurrency account on Twitter. With 220 followers, this is the biggest account on our list.

In addition to technical market analysis, Crypto Rand also does a great job of explaining the connection between cryptocurrencies and the real economy.

12. CryptoGainz (@CryptoGainz1)

CryptoGainz uses a variety of algorithms to make trading decisions. For anyone who loves signal-based automated trading, this account is a must. Many of the algorithms he uses are available on TradingView.

13. Rekt Capital (@rektcapital)

Two types of retraces tend to occur prior to # Bitcoin's Halvings:

Orange:
– First major $ BTC Bull market correction

Blue:
– Retrace immediately prior to the Halving

If history repeats – $16,000 could be the pre-Halving highhttps://t.co/PP0B12cRl8https://t.co/4StGraQAaQ https://t.co/7jHHD20NQD pic.twitter.com/m1uhsIkZh6

- Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) October 30, 2019

Rekt Capital is another crypto trader that has also been featured in the mainstream media; he is a popular trader at Forbes Crypto.

You can expect a lot of charts, price analysis and market speculation.

14. Feras_Y (@FeraSY1)

Feras doesn't have a huge following - around 12 - but he is highly respected in the Twitter crypto trading community. It provides a level of insight and analysis that most accounts can't come close to replicating. It also publishes some information about regular stock markets.

15. Mr. Anderson (@TrueCrypto28)

$ BTC Destiny update:

One month later, let's look at the before & after.

Chart 1 The original break of one cycle that gave us the target

Chart 2 Our destined Target

Chart 3 The Aftermath look

Chart 4 A current view of the original cycle (we probably want to hold this level) pic.twitter.com/fbkz1u7FWS

- Mr. Anderson (@TrueCrypto28) October 30, 2019

Mr. Anderson hasn't been on Twitter for too long - he only joined in January 2018 at the height of the bull market. We usually recommend against following these types of accounts, but Mr. Anderson won us over with his clever combination of insight and analysis.

16. Eric Choe (@CryptoChoe)

With nearly 150 followers, Eric Cho is one of the most popular cryptocurrencies on Twitter. It has been featured on Forbes, CoinDesk, and Cointelegraph. Perhaps most notable is that he continues to trade in real time, converting 000BTC into a million USD, his strategy mainly focuses on trends and fluctuating trading.

17. Dark Energy (@D4rkEnergYYY)

 

So far we have followed my waves to perfection (#ElliottWavesdoesntworkLOL) in our journey on this 4th complex WXY wave-pattern, which will end at just below 7k USD before the new cycle to 52k begins.

We have spotted Hidden Bullish Divergence, and should go up now on B!

😎🐳 pic.twitter.com/yMXx2wPmFs

- D4rkEnergY 🔥🔥 (@ D4rkEnergYYY) October 16, 2019

Like Jacob Canfield, Dark Energy is the star of TradingView. It is one of the most popular platforms among traders. Its graphics tend to be quite complex and its settings are not necessarily easy for beginners.

18. Goomba (@goombacrypto)

If you can look beyond the pink and purple color scheme, you should follow Goomba. He openly admits that he was a newbie when he joined Crypto Twitter in 2018, so his successes could be inspiring for other newbies.

19. Zavan (@opchecksig)

 

$ XBTUSD 1W

A retest of 8.8 to 9.1k (EMAs) would be just natural after a movement of this magnitude (just like 8.8k was retested after the sharp fall to 7.7k). A quick consolidation on and above that area could be followed by a definitive break out of the flag, next res. 10.6 ~ 8k. pic.twitter.com/irneEcISZM

- Zavan (@opchecksig) October 28, 2019

Zavan keeps a small account, but small does not mean worse. He offers keen insight and regular ongoing commentary on his successes and failures.

20. CoinDesk Markets (@CoinDeskMarkets)

CoinDesk Markets is not a trader. Rather, it is the official crypto market channel from CoinDesk. He posts several tweets a day discussing signals and market movements in real time. This is a great account if you want to stay on top of price action.

Don't follow blindly on cryptocurrencies on Twitter

No trader is right 100% of the time. If you blindly follow their advice, this is a surefire way to lose money. Make sure you always do your own research before making a deal.

To learn more about how to trade crypto, be sure to check out our other articleshow to trade crypto, and our best tips for new traders and investors .

Disclaimer: This is not an investment advice. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are very speculative. Nothing is guaranteed in cryptocurrency. Always do your own research before investing, and never invest more than you can lose.