
Published
5 years ago on
July 10, 2018
âNOTE â Before anyone flips their lid (yeah, we know what you're like, internet), this is an 'in no particular order' list. IE: we're not saying Number One is better than Number Five.âTwitter is great for research, but you need to be careful out there. As we know, it is full of scams such as fake airdrops and seemingly thousands of fake Ethereum giveaways. Within Twitter you can see price updates, information on market trends and important news. The majority of major cryptocurrencies use Twitter to leak new announcements and to share news of upcoming updates and breaking news regarding hacks and security breaches. Essentially, what we are saying is, Twitter is a hub for new, up to date crypto and blockchain news. If youâre not on Twitter, join it. Itâs a bit old school now, but itâs still as important as ever.