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Dylan Field (@zoink) — Twitter Score 515 out of 1000
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About Dylan Field's Twitter Score
Dylan Field co-founded Figma with Evan Wallace in 2012 and is its chairman and CEO. Dylan Field's Twitter Score is 515 out of 1000 (an Excellent rating) as of July 2026, placing him at rank #320 (top 0.1%) out of 389,587 accounts tracked on this platform. He is affiliated with the Thiel Fellowship and is active as an angel investor and early-stage backer, appearing on Business Insider's 2026 Seed 100.
Dylan Field is an NFT collector who purchased his first CryptoPunk in January 2018. On March 11, 2021, he sold CryptoPunk #7804 for approximately $7.57 million, reported at the time as the highest sale price ever for a CryptoPunk. In December 2023, a proposed $20 billion acquisition of Figma by Adobe was terminated after the companies concluded there was no clear path to regulatory approvals, with Adobe paying a $1 billion termination fee. Figma filed for a NYSE IPO under ticker FIG and went public on July 31, 2025.
Dylan Field has 254,889 followers as of July 2026 on the platform and has published 12,484 posts. He has been mentioned by 426 accounts, generating 912 total mentions. His tracked investment portfolio includes Iron Fish, OpenSea, Opyn, Bitski, PartyDAO, Lines, Origami The Scalable DAO Operating System and Stelo Labs.
Who follows Dylan Field on X?
Dylan Field draws followers from across the crypto and tech investment community. The accounts that follow Dylan Field include 1,892 founders, 423 angel investors, 709 influencers and 41 VCs, among them Balaji, Brian Armstrong, Chris Dixon, Marc Andreessen, Laura Shin and jesse.base.eth.
