Top CoinMarketCap Accounts to Follow in 2026
The top accounts to follow on CoinMarketCap aren’t always the ones with the biggest follower counts. CMC’s Community feed sits one click away from the price charts and market data that crypto users already check, yet many readers never explore the people posting there.
In this blog, we reviewed various CoinMarketCap profiles and selected accounts that cover market analysis, trading, project updates, and broader Web3 discussion. We checked the profiles and follower counts in September 2026, recording the follower counts at the time of review. Counts can change as accounts gain or lose followers.
The list focuses on what readers can actually get from each feed rather than simply putting the largest accounts first. Some are better for technical market commentary, while others suit project news, ecosystem updates, or general crypto discussion.
No account has paid for inclusion in this list, and placements are not sold.
What Is the CoinMarketCap Community?
CoinMarketCap was founded in 2013 by Brandon Chez, who stepped down as CEO in 2020, after Binance acquired it. The community is CoinMarketCap’s social section, where users, creators, and projects can publish posts, discuss crypto assets, follow accounts, and interact directly with other members, alongside the platform’s market-data tools.
It can be broken down into three distinct sections:
- Profiles are individual or project accounts that users can follow. This guide covers these accounts.
- Token communities are discussions connected to a particular cryptocurrency or project. They focus on one asset rather than one person’s overall feed.
- The main feed brings together posts from accounts and topics that a user follows or that CoinMarketCap surfaces through its Community features. CMC also provides community trending data through its API, including trending tokens and topics.
CoinMarketCap is owned by Binance, one of the largest crypto exchanges, which is useful context when reading project and ecosystem accounts on the platform.
This makes the Community feed useful for seeing project announcements, token-specific chatter, trading ideas, and reactions from other crypto users without leaving the same site used for market data. It can also feel less fragmented than following hundreds of accounts across different social platforms.
But it is not a replacement for a dedicated breaking-news feed or deep research terminal. Posts can be short, promotional, or opinion-led, and follower counts do not tell you whether a post is accurate. CoinMarketCap itself says users should draw their own conclusions from the information available on its platform.
Top CoinMarketCap Accounts by What You Need
The following accounts are grouped by the kind of content a reader may want to see. Follower figures were checked in September 2026 and can change.
| Account | Segment | Followers |
|---|---|---|
| GM_CryptoInfluencer | Market analysis | 3.6K |
| Salahuddin20041 | Market analysis | 2.5K |
| Crypto Henry | Market analysis | 7.7K |
| PrieXT | Market analysis | 2.7K |
| Zarrar | Market analysis | 2.3K |
| Crypto Patel | Trading | 119.6K |
| Web3Pukse | Trading | 1K |
| CryptoBull | Trading | 30.2K |
| Crypto Melania | Trading | 4.4K |
| Daisy Adam | Trading | 5.4K |
| Raintures | Project updates | 3.1K |
| Lochie Sol | Project updates | 82 |
| CLORA | Project updates | 1.8K |
| Paul Bennet | Project updates | 3.6K |
| Ty Smith | Project updates | 49 |
| CryptoEmpressX | Web3 community | 12.3K |
| NFT Lately | Web3 community | 42 |
| Nulltx | Web3 community | 7.8K |
| DeFiChain | Web3 community | 1.5M |
| Stepn Go | Web3 community | 342.7K |
For Market Analysis
These accounts cover the broader market rather than a single project — useful for keeping up with what’s being discussed across crypto rather than following one token.
GM_CryptoInfluencer
The crypto community follows GM CryptoInfluencer for regular general crypto market commentary and discussions. The feed targets readers who want to keep up with market conversations rather than follow a single project. We checked the profile for this September 2026 list and recorded 3.6K followers.
Salahuddin2004
Salahuddin2004 is worth following on CoinMarketCap for technical market views and trade setups. CMC’s own AI pages recently surfaced posts from the account discussing short positions, price targets, and perpetual trade setups across assets including BOME, TUT, and SOL. The profile had 2.5K followers in September 2026.
Crypto Henry
Crypto Henry on CoinMarketCap should be followed for his crypto market discussion and token-focused commentary, and is very active. The account provides a broader feed than one dedicated to a single cryptocurrency, which makes it relevant for readers following different parts of the market. The September 2026 follower count was 7.7K.
PrieXT
PrieXT should be followed on CoinMarketCap for crypto and Web3 commentary. This account posts regularly and is suited for readers who want discussions that move between individual projects, tokens, and the wider Web3 space rather than staying in one market. The account had 2.7K followers when checked for this article.
Zarrar
Zarrar is worth following on CoinMarketCap for token-specific market commentary and crypto discussions. The account can be useful when readers want commentary on individual assets instead of only broad Bitcoin or Ethereum market updates. The September 2026 snapshot recorded 2.3K followers.
For Trading Ideas
These accounts post market commentary, setups, and price levels. Read them as one person’s view rather than instruction: if you’re still learning crypto trading, the reasoning behind a call is worth more than the call itself.
Crypto Patel
The crypto community follows Crypto Patel for market analysis and trading-focused commentary, with regular activity. CoinMarketCap’s own CMC AI pages have cited posts from the account when discussing developments around assets such as STEEM, showing the account’s presence in token-level market discussions. The profile had 119.6K followers at the September 2026 check.
Web3Pukse
Web3Pukse is worth following on CoinMarketCap for crypto and Web3 market discussion. The feed suits readers looking for a mix of token-related posts and broader Web3 topics, rather than a narrowly focused trading account. The profile recorded 1K followers during the September 2026 review.
CryptoBull
CryptoBull is worth following on CoinMarketCap for trading-focused crypto commentary and market ideas. Readers can expect a feed centered more on market movements and individual assets than general blockchain news. The profile had 30.2K followers at the time of review.
Crypto Melania
Crypto Melania is worth following on CoinMarketCap for crypto market and token-related discussion. The account is part of the broader group of individual community profiles rather than an official CoinMarketCap account. It had 4.4K followers in the September 2026 snapshot.
Daisy Adam
Daisy Adam is worth following on CoinMarketCap for general crypto market and token commentary. The feed offers another individual perspective on the crypto market and can be followed alongside more specialized trading profiles. The account had 5.4K followers when checked for this list.
For Project and Ecosystem Updates
These profiles track specific projects and ecosystems. Where an account is run by a project itself, read it as an official source rather than independent analysis.
Raintures
Raintures is worth following on CoinMarketCap for project, token, and ecosystem-related discussions. The account is relevant for readers who want to track project-focused posts rather than only broad market movements. The September 2026 profile check recorded 3.1K followers.
Lochie Sol
Lochie Sol is worth following on CoinMarketCap for regular project and ecosystem discussion. The account has a smaller audience than several profiles on this list, with 82 followers recorded in the September 2026 check. That makes the profile a useful reminder that follower size and the type of information a feed provides are separate things.
CLORA
CLORA regularly posts project-related and ecosystem updates, making it a profile worth following on CoinMarketCap. The profile is connected to the CLORA name rather than being positioned simply as a general market commentary account. The CMC profile is live, although its public page does not expose the full post history in the text version available for verification. The September 2026 count is 1.8K followers.
Paul Bennet
Paul Bennet posts about Web3 and project-focused discussions, giving readers a feed of Web3 developments and crypto projects. The profile had 3.6K followers at the September 2026 check.
Ty Smith
The crypto community on CoinMarketCap follows Ty Smith for crypto and project-related discussions. The profile has a small following, with only 49 followers. Readers should therefore focus on the content itself rather than using audience size to judge whether a profile is useful.
For Web3 and Crypto Community Discussion
Broader Web3, NFT, and community conversation, for readers who want context beyond price and trading.
CryptoEmpressX
CryptoEmpressX is followed on CoinMarketCap for Web3, crypto, and community-focused discussion, with regular activity. CoinMarketCap has also surfaced posts from the account in its CMC AI market pages, including commentary around Dash developments. The profile had 12.3K followers at the September 2026 check.
NFT Lately
NFT Lately is worth following on CoinMarketCap for NFT and Web3 community discussions. The account is particularly relevant to readers who want content beyond the larger cryptocurrency market and are interested in NFT-related conversations. The profile had 42 followers at the September 2026 check.
Nulltx
Nulltx is usually followed for crypto news, project updates, and broader Web3 discussion. The account suits readers who prefer a news-oriented feed rather than following only individual trading setups. Its September 2026 follower count was 7.8K.
DeFiChain
DeFiChain is worth following on CoinMarketCap because of regular project and DeFi ecosystem updates. Because this is a project account, read its feed as an official source for DeFiChain-related information rather than independent market research. The profile had 1.5M followers in the September 2026 snapshot. CoinMarketCap lists the profile as a Community profile for the account.
Stepn Go
Stepn Go is worth following on CoinMarketCap for project, ecosystem, and community updates, with regular activity. Like DeFiChain, it is a project-oriented profile, so readers can use it to track ecosystem developments while treating promotional information separately from independent analysis. The account had 342.7K followers in September 2026. Its CoinMarketCap Community profile remains live.
How We Picked These CoinMarketCap Accounts
The selection process followed five checks:
- Profile URL opened and confirmed live. We checked the CoinMarketCap profile URLs as part of the September 2026 review. CoinMarketCap currently has a dedicated Community area with feeds and profiles.
- Posted within the last 30 days. We considered recent Community activity when reviewing the profiles. Where recent posting history wasn’t publicly visible, we note that rather than estimating a frequency.
- Publishes reasoning, not only calls. Market-focused accounts were considered for the context they provide around tokens and market movements, not follower numbers alone.
- Commercial incentives disclosed. Project accounts are identified as such. That distinction matters because an official project account naturally has a different role from an independent community creator.
- No pending enforcement action or unresolved fraud allegation identified in the review. This is a screening criterion, not a guarantee about future activity.
No account paid for inclusion, and placements are not sold. Follower counts are dated figures and can change.
How to Find Good CMC Accounts Yourself
The easiest way to find useful CoinMarketCap accounts is to start with the Community section rather than searching for the biggest profile.
Open Community on CoinMarketCap and explore the available feeds and topics. The platform currently separates Community into areas including feeds, topics, lives, and articles. From there, open individual profiles and look at their recent posts before deciding whether to follow them.
Do not use follower count as the only filter. A large audience tells you how many people follow an account, not whether its posts are useful or accurate. This matters especially when comparing a profile with hundreds of thousands of followers with a smaller account focused on a narrow token or ecosystem.
Posting frequency is another simple check. If an account hasn’t posted recently, its follower count may tell you little about its usefulness today. Look through several recent posts instead of judging the profile from its most popular post.
It is also worth following topics and assets that match your interests. Someone interested in DeFi, for example, may get more value from following DeFi-focused discussions than from filling the feed with general market commentary.
Finally, watch for promotional patterns. Treat repeated claims about guaranteed gains, constant 10x opportunities, urgent buying instructions, or undisclosed commercial relationships with caution. CoinMarketCap’s community rules prohibit spam and promotional messages, allowing the platform to take action against violations.
CoinMarketCap Community is worth using alongside other platforms rather than instead of them. The feed is quieter and sits next to the market data you were already checking, but it moves more slowly than X, where most breaking crypto news still surfaces first. Our guide to the best crypto Twitter accounts covers who to follow there.
The best way to judge an account is to read several posts, check whether the account explains its views, look at how often it posts, and compare important claims with primary sources.
FAQs
What is the CoinMarketCap Community?
CoinMarketCap Community is the platform’s social section where users and projects can publish posts and interact with other members. Users can follow profiles and engage with posts while remaining within the CoinMarketCap platform. The Community section sits alongside CMC’s market-data and research features.
Is the CoinMarketCap Community worth using?
The community can help you follow token discussions, project updates, and market commentary in the same place as cryptocurrency prices and rankings. It works best as an additional information source, not a replacement for independent research. Community posts can reflect individual opinions or project interests.
How do I follow someone on CoinMarketCap?
Open the person’s CoinMarketCap Community profile and select Follow. CoinMarketCap also provides Community features for interacting with posts and receiving activity-related notifications. The platform’s current navigation places Community feeds and profiles within the main site.
What’s the difference between a CoinMarketCap account and a community?
A CoinMarketCap profile represents an individual or project that can publish posts and build followers. A token community, meanwhile, centers on discussion around a particular cryptocurrency or project. The wider Community section brings these posts and discussions together. In simple terms, a profile represents the account behind the posts, while a token community focuses on an asset or project.
Do CoinMarketCap follower counts mean anything?
Follower counts indicate how large an account’s audience is, but they do not show whether its posts are accurate, useful, or well researched. Counts can also change over time. A smaller profile may focus on a specific topic, while a larger account may cover a wider range of crypto subjects. The figure is therefore useful as context, but it should not be treated as a measure of expertise.
Can projects pay to appear in CoinMarketCap rankings?
CoinMarketCap has separate listing and commercial services, but its published ranking methodology uses market and project data rather than simply allowing projects to buy a particular ranking. The methodology considers factors such as market capitalization, liquidity, supply information, and other market data. CoinMarketCap also has rules and criteria covering attempts to manipulate market data or rankings.
Final Take
This list was researched and verified in September 2026 using CoinMarketCap Community profiles, recent activity, and publicly available account information. Follower counts were recorded at the time of the review and can change after publication.
The accounts included here were selected based on the editorial criteria outlined above, including recent activity, the type of content published, and the information available on each profile. The list is intended to help readers find accounts worth exploring on CoinMarketCap’s Community section, rather than suggest that every post from a listed account is accurate or suitable as investment advice.
The list will be reviewed periodically. If an account becomes subject to relevant enforcement action or is found to be running undisclosed promotion, we remove it and note the change. Readers can contact CryptoNewsZ through the editorial correction route with relevant information.
