Amped Finance (@AmpedFinance) — Twitter Score 11 out of 1000
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11Ranked #86,663 of 486,573 crypto accounts tracked by TwitterScore.io
Pyth Network 🔮
Minion
Eli5DeFi
Tim Haldorsson
Hey Anon
Kickz
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About Amped Finance's Twitter Score
Amped Finance is a decentralized perpetual and spot trading protocol derived from the GMX v1 protocol, built as an omnichain liquidity hub for on-chain crypto trading. Amped Finance's Twitter Score is 11 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #86,663 among 486,573 tracked accounts.
Amped Finance was founded by Dan Enright and launched without major venture capital backing, growing instead through bootstrapped community support. The platform provides a cross-chain trading interface with intent-based access to liquidity across 12 blockchains, with smart-contract addresses published for its LightLink deployment. Amped Finance is affiliated with SODAX, OpenClaw, Atlantis Protocol, Pyth Network, Goldsky, and Dwellir.
Amped Finance has a V2 roadmap that includes multi-chain token indices, a proposed stablecoin called USDax, veAMPED governance mechanics, and cross-chain infrastructure powered by LayerZero. Amped Finance has published 1,343 posts on the platform and has been mentioned by 48 accounts a total of 144 times, reflecting active engagement within the decentralized trading community. Amped Finance has 11,503 followers as of September 2026 on the platform.
Who follows Amped Finance on X?
The accounts that follow Amped Finance include 23 founders, 5 angel investors and 48 influencers, among them Pyth Network, Minion, Eli5DeFi, Tim Haldorsson, Hey Anon and Kickz.
