San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) — Twitter Score 26 out of 1000

San Francisco Chronicle is a Bay Area daily newspaper, founded by Charles de Young and Michael H. de Young, that covers local news including cryptocurrency crime, scams, and notable crypto figures. San Francisco Chronicle's Twitter Score is 26 out of 1000 as of October 2026, ranking #37,456 (top 10%) among 498,348 tracked accounts.

San Francisco Chronicle was established in 1865 as The Daily Dramatic Chronicle and was acquired by Hearst Communications from the de Young family in 2000. It is affiliated with SFGATE and operates as part of the broader Hearst media network.

San Francisco Chronicle has reported on several crypto-related stories of local and national significance. Its coverage has included an alleged series of crypto-focused "wrench attack" robberies, the conviction of Douglas Jae Woo Kim for wire fraud and money laundering tied to a cryptocurrency operation, and a San Francisco robbery involving the theft of $11 million in cryptocurrency. The outlet also reported that a nonprofit led by Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen provided a grant to revive the 2025 Fillmore Jazz Festival. San Francisco Chronicle publishes 504,088 posts and has 374,391 followers as of October 2026 on the platform.

San Francisco Chronicle has been mentioned by 652 accounts, with 1,956 total mentions.

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The accounts that follow San Francisco Chronicle include 125 founders, 39 angel investors, 14 influencers and 15 VCs, among them Mario Nawfal, Matthew Graham, Emilie Choi, Antonio Garca Martnez agm.eth, Zmanian and Keith Rabois.