MIT Bitcoin Club (@MITBitcoinClub) — Twitter Score 113 out of 1000

MIT Bitcoin Club is a student organization at Massachusetts Institute of Technology that describes itself as one of the first blockchain clubs in the world, dedicated to educating members on Bitcoin and blockchain technology. MIT Bitcoin Club's Twitter Score is 113 out of 1000 (an Excellent rating) as of July 2026, ranking #6,744 (top 5%) among 531,432 tracked accounts.

MIT Bitcoin Club runs weekly reading and discussion groups covering topics including IPFS, zero-knowledge proofs, and Ethereum scalability. The club maintains a Medium publication called the MIT Bitcoin Club Blog and has previously been affiliated with the Blockchain Education Network. MIT Bitcoin Club is also affiliated with the MIT Bitcoin Expo and the MIT Bitcoin Hackathon, two recurring events that bring together students, researchers, and practitioners in the Bitcoin and broader crypto space.

MIT Bitcoin Club gained wider attention when, in 2014, a club initiative raised $500,000 to distribute $100 in bitcoin to each of 4,528 MIT undergraduates, one of the earliest large-scale efforts to put cryptocurrency directly into students' hands. The club has been active on Twitter since 2013 and has published 3,629 posts to date. MIT Bitcoin Club has been mentioned by 248 accounts, with 559 total mentions.

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The accounts that follow MIT Bitcoin Club include 465 founders, 107 angel investors, 195 influencers and 26 VCs, among them Balaji, Toly, Ansem, Erik Voorhees, Michael Saylor and CoinDesk.