The Finney Freedom Prize (@FinneyPrize) — Twitter Score 11 out of 1000
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11Ranked #86,532 of 487,142 crypto accounts tracked by TwitterScore.io
Eric Wall
Bitcoin Magazine
Ki Young Ju
The Bitcoin Historian
Dylan LeClair
Alex Gladstein 🌋 ⚡
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About The Finney Freedom Prize's Twitter Score
The Finney Freedom Prize is a Bitcoin and human-rights award created to honor the legacy of cypherpunk pioneer Hal Finney and recognize outstanding contributions to digital liberty and financial freedom each halving era. The Finney Freedom Prize's Twitter Score is 11 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #86,532 among 487,142 tracked accounts.
The Finney Freedom Prize was founded by the Human Rights Foundation and is affiliated with the Finney family. The prize carries a physical award alongside 1 BTC per halving era, with an initial treasury of 33 BTC publicly verifiable on-chain at address 3DPNixM1uW5pGHgzPN93Recr2mi5sbdMW1. Hal Finney himself was awarded the inaugural prize posthumously for the 2009-2012 era, establishing the tone for the recognition that followed.
The Finney Freedom Prize has since recognized several prominent contributors across subsequent eras. Pieter Wuille and Gregory Maxwell received the prize for the 2012-2016 era, while Andreas M. Antonopoulos was honored for the 2016-2020 era. The account has 811 followers as of September 2026 and has published 6 posts. The Finney Freedom Prize has been mentioned by 23 accounts, with 23 total mentions.
Who follows The Finney Freedom Prize on X?
The accounts that follow The Finney Freedom Prize include 44 founders, 1 angel investors and 29 influencers. Among them are Eric Wall, Bitcoin Magazine, Ki Young Ju, The Bitcoin Historian, Dylan LeClair and Alex Gladstein.
