The New Yorker (@NewYorker) — Twitter Score 130 out of 1000

The New Yorker is a general-interest magazine and digital media outlet affiliated with Condé Nast that publishes reporting and commentary on politics, culture, humor, fiction, and poetry. The New Yorker's Twitter Score is 130 out of 1000 (an Excellent rating) as of July 2026, ranking #5,377 (top 5%) among 531,432 tracked accounts.

The New Yorker was founded by Harold Ross and Jane Grant and is affiliated with Advance Magazine Publishers, Inc. as well as Condé Nast. The publication has covered cryptocurrency and blockchain topics across multiple decades, from long-form investigations to cultural profiles. Its early piece "The Crypto-Currency," published in 2011, examined Bitcoin and the mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto, establishing the outlet as a venue for serious narrative journalism on digital assets.

The New Yorker has continued that coverage with pieces including "Half a Billion in Bitcoin, Lost in the Dump," a 2021 report on a lost hard drive said to contain 8,000 bitcoins, and a 2022 profile of Yam Karkai and the World of Women NFT project. More recently, The New Yorker has reported on Donald Trump's financial disclosures, covering cryptocurrency ventures including World Liberty Financial and the $TRUMP token. The New Yorker's account has published 194,220 posts and has 8,286,912 followers as of July 2026. The account has been mentioned by 2,356 accounts a total of 16,475 times.

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The accounts that follow The New Yorker include 633 founders, 117 angel investors, 216 influencers and 36 VCs, among them Sam Altman, Gary Vaynerchuk, Chamath Palihapitiya, H.E. Justin Sun, Tyler Winklevoss and Alexis Ohanian.