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The Linux Foundation (@linuxfoundation) — Twitter Score 42 out of 1000
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42Ranked #22,078 of 486,860 crypto accounts tracked by TwitterScore.io
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About The Linux Foundation's Twitter Score
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit open-source foundation that hosts more than 1,300 open source projects spanning decentralized trust, blockchain, digital identity, and Web3 infrastructure. The Linux Foundation's Twitter Score is 42 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #22,078 (top 5%) among 486,860 tracked accounts.
The Linux Foundation has trained more than 4 million developers and counts more than 21,000 contributing organizations across its project ecosystem. Among its hosted initiatives, LF Decentralized Trust brings together members including Chainlink Labs, Consensys, Hedera, Polygon, and Walmart. The Linux Foundation also hosts Hiero, the open-source distributed ledger codebase that underpins the Hedera network, which was contributed by Hedera.
The Linux Foundation is affiliated with Hyperledger, the enterprise blockchain umbrella that includes projects such as Hyperledger Fabric, Hyperledger Besu, Hyperledger FireFly, and Hyperledger Cacti, as well as Trust over IP, a framework for decentralized digital identity. The Linux Foundation has accumulated 592,425 followers as of September 2026 and published 44,373 posts since 2008. The account has been mentioned by 371 accounts a total of 2,985 times.
Who follows The Linux Foundation on X?
The accounts that follow The Linux Foundation include 185 founders, 30 angel investors, 48 influencers and 2 VCs, among them Solana, Stani, Polygon, Tommy, Lex Fridman and MoonPay.
