Thomson Reuters is a global content and technology company formed when The Thomson Corporation and Reuters Group PLC combined in 2008, serving professionals across law, tax, compliance, and journalism. Thomson Reuters's Twitter Score is 11 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #82,982 among 486,860 tracked accounts.
Thomson Reuters has built a notable presence in digital-asset and blockchain infrastructure over several years. In 2017, the company released BlockOne IQ, a smart oracle designed to deliver current and historical market data to blockchain proof-of-concept applications with cryptographic verification of the data source. At launch, BlockOne IQ supported Corda and Ethereum and was made available to members of R3 and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, as well as through the Thomson Reuters Developer Community. Alongside this, the company developed BlockOne ID, which mapped digital identities to Ethereum addresses to give application developers access-control capabilities.
Thomson Reuters also conducted early blockchain experimentation on the derivatives side. In a 2016 proof of concept with Axoni, the company demonstrated blockchain and smart-contract processing for over-the-counter equity swaps, integrating BlockOne ID with Axoni software to deliver valuations and market data directly on-chain, though that affiliation is no longer active. More recently, Thomson Reuters announced a partnership with Ledgible to integrate digital-asset tax capabilities with its ONESOURCE Tax Information Reporting platform, automating cryptocurrency transaction tracking, cost-basis reporting, and regulatory compliance including readiness for IRS Form 1099-DA. Thomson Reuters is also affiliated with Reuters. Thomson Reuters's account has published 30,646 posts and has attracted 149,887 followers as of September 2026.
Thomson Reuters has been mentioned by 368 accounts across 967 total mentions on the platform.
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The accounts that follow Thomson Reuters include 47 founders, 9 angel investors, 12 influencers and 9 VCs, among them Ryan Carson, Dan Primack, Cole Kennelly, Andrew Keys, Perianne Boring and Dave McClure.