CodeX Stanford (@CodeXStanford) — Twitter Score 8 out of 1000

CodeX Stanford is a multidisciplinary research center at Stanford that focuses on computational law and legal technology, founded by Roland Vogl and Michael Genesereth and operated jointly by Stanford Law School and the Stanford Department of Computer Science. CodeX Stanford's Twitter Score is 7.5 out of 1000 as of October 2026, ranking #120,439 among 498,181 tracked accounts.

CodeX Stanford has maintained a dedicated Blockchain Group since 2018, conducting research and publishing on blockchain law, tracking and influencing policy and regulation, and convening regulators, researchers, professionals, and technologists. In January 2021, it organized the Stanford CodeX Blockchain Law and Policy Summit, a conference addressing regulation, DeFi, stablecoins, and CBDCs. By 2025, CodeX Stanford marked two decades of work in legal technology, remaining active through research publications, conferences, hackathons, and affiliate programs. Recent activity on the account has promoted CodeX FutureLaw Week 2026 and its LLM × Law Hackathon.

CodeX Stanford has published 2,098 posts and has 9,169 followers as of October 2026. The account has been mentioned by 32 accounts, with 63 total mentions.

Who follows CodeX Stanford on X?

The accounts that follow CodeX Stanford include 38 founders, 7 angel investors, 14 influencers and 1 VCs. Among them are Kyle Samani, Marguerite, Aaron Wright, Kim-Mai Cutler, Goth and Bill Tai.