Project Glitch is an independent journalism publication covering blockchain technology, cryptography, privacy, and decentralized systems, co-founded by Mike Orcutt, Michael Reilly, and Lucy Harley-McKeown as Founding Editors. Project Glitch's Twitter Score is 24 out of 1000 as of October 2026, ranking #41,827 (top 10%) among 493,668 tracked accounts.
Project Glitch was co-founded by a small team of crypto-media and technology journalists with the stated aim of improving public discourse around blockchain networks and related technologies. The publication operates as a newsletter and journalistically curated in-person events organization, and it states it is not backed by venture capital. Its editorial coverage spans blockchain networks, advanced cryptography, privacy, decentralized systems, and the intersection of blockchain and AI. Its revenue comes chiefly from newsletter subscriptions and sponsorship, with sponsors receiving no editorial influence, according to the organization. Project Glitch accepts cryptocurrency at the ENS name projectglitch.eth.
Project Glitch is affiliated with PGP* for Crypto, for which it curates deep-dive sessions, and it holds primary responsibility for curating the DC Privacy Summit. The inaugural DC Privacy Summit, sponsored by Coinbase Institute, took place on October 24, 2024. Project Glitch's live-events operation also includes monthly policy-focused gatherings supported by a grant from the Ethereum Foundation. The publication remained active into 2026, publishing new journalism and promoting both the 2026 DC Privacy Summit and a Stablecoin Privacy Summit.
Project Glitch has published 881 posts and has 3,362 followers as of October 2026 on the platform. Project Glitch has been mentioned by 32 accounts, with 58 total mentions.
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