Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) — Twitter Score 181 out of 1000

Logan Paul is an influencer and entrepreneur who co-founded CryptoZoo, a blockchain game project whose token value collapsed and which became the subject of a proposed class-action lawsuit. Logan Paul's Twitter Score is 181 out of 1000 (an Excellent rating) as of August 2026, ranking #2,746 (top 1%) among 483,944 tracked accounts.

Logan Paul co-founded CryptoZoo, promoted as an NFT and blockchain game using a project token called $ZOO to purchase virtual NFT eggs that could hatch into hybrid animals. The initial 10,000 Base Eggs sold out in September 2021, but per TIME, as of February 2023 the game still did not function as a game and the token value had fallen to less than a hundredth of its August 2021 peak. In January 2023, Logan Paul pledged to relinquish his stake in CryptoZoo, refund holders at least $1.3 million, and complete the game. A proposed class-action lawsuit filed in February 2023 in the Western District of Texas alleged fraud, breach of contract, and negligence; on October 31, 2025, Judge Alan Albright granted Logan Paul's motion to dismiss all 27 claims in the case, according to MMA Fighting's report of the order. In June 2024, Logan Paul filed a defamation lawsuit against Stephen Findeisen, known as Coffeezilla, and Coffee Break Productions over videos about CryptoZoo, seeking a jury trial and $76,000 in damages; as of June 2026 that lawsuit remained pending.

Logan Paul also co-founded Liquid Marketplace, a crypto project that lets investors buy fractions of collectibles including Pokemon cards, sports trading cards, and NFTs for as little as 10 cents, as described by TIME. TIME further reported that as of February 2023, Logan Paul had not posted about Liquid Marketplace since July of the prior year and that several Liquid employees had been laid off around the prior fall. Separately, TIME reported that in June 2021 Logan Paul promoted the meme coin Dink Doink on his podcast and on Twitter, and he later acknowledged to The New York Times that he helped create the project and received a large allocation of coins at launch, though he said he never sold his tokens or profited from it. TIME also reported blockchain-analysis allegations that a wallet connected to Dink Doink trading sent 36.5 Ether, worth more than $100,000 at the time, to Logan Paul's public wallet in August 2021, though the analyst noted there was not yet enough evidence that Logan Paul controlled the originating wallet.

Logan Paul is a General Partner at Anti Fund, which per Axios had over $23 million in assets under management as of May 31, 2022, and was focused on crypto, Web3, and the metaverse. Logan Paul has accumulated 6,363,101 followers as of August 2026 and has made 11,583 posts on the platform. Logan Paul has been mentioned by 783 accounts a total of 1,727 times.

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The accounts that follow Logan Paul include 561 founders, 129 angel investors, 485 influencers and 6 VCs. Among the notable followers are Ansem, Andrew Kang, Anthony Pompliano, Luca Netz, Loomdart and H.E. Justin Sun.