Jordan Bush (@jordanbush) — Twitter Score 30 out of 1000
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30Ranked #32,699 of 498,348 crypto accounts tracked by TwitterScore.io
Matthew Graham
Nick Szabo
Tuur Demeester
Alex Thorn
The Bitcoin Historian
Dylan LeClair
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About Jordan Bush's Twitter Score
Jordan Bush is a Bitcoin educator, author, and podcast host who founded TGFB Media, a media organization dedicated to connecting Christian faith with Bitcoin. Jordan Bush's Twitter Score is 30 out of 1000 as of October 2026, ranking #32,699 (top 10%) among 498,348 tracked accounts.
Jordan Bush co-authored the book Thank God for Bitcoin: The Creation, Corruption, and Redemption of Money, which examines money through a Christian theological lens. His interest in currency and economics grew out of direct exposure to the effects of hyperinflation on Venezuelan refugees in Uruguay, an experience that drew him toward Bitcoin as a subject of serious study. As executive director of TGFB Media, he works to educate and equip Christians to engage with Bitcoin for what the organization describes as the glory of God and the good of people everywhere.
Jordan Bush hosts two podcasts under the TGFB umbrella. The Thank God For Bitcoin Podcast explores the intersections of Bitcoin and Christian faith, while the Thank God for Nostr podcast extends his media work into the Bitcoin-adjacent Nostr ecosystem. His account has published 24,398 posts and has been mentioned by 43 accounts, with 89 total mentions across the platform.
Who follows Jordan Bush on X?
The accounts that follow Jordan Bush include 154 founders, 12 angel investors, 108 influencers and 2 VCs, among them Matthew Graham, Nick Szabo, Tuur Demeester, Alex Thorn, The Bitcoin Historian and Dylan LeClair.
