Kraken Leads the Fintech World With the Most Twitter Followers at 1.4M

Kraken has been consistently growing its Twitter following since its inception in 2013. The company has used Twitter to provide updates on new features, product launches, and partnerships. In recent months, Kraken has been especially active in promoting its latest products and services, such as staking and margin trading.

Kraken’s Growing Popularity

According to StockApps financial analyst Edith Reads, “Kraken’s large Twitter following is a testament to its popularity and the trust that users have in the platform. With its industry-leading liquidity and robust feature set, Kraken will likely continue growing its userbase in the months and years to come.

Kraken has nearly 300,000 more followers than Robinhood, the second most followed fintech company on Twitter. Current, a U.S.-based mobile banking platform, is in third place with 552.4K followers. At the same time, Gemini is fourth with 439.4K followers. Financial infrastructure platform, Stripe rounds out the top 5 with 212.2K followers.

Fintech Industry Evolving

The Fintech industry is constantly evolving and expanding. Companies are always looking for new ways to reach and engage with their target audiences. Social media platforms like Twitter provide a great way for companies to connect with their users and promote their products and services. With its large userbase and high level of engagement, Kraken is well-positioned to continue growing its presence on Twitter and other social media platforms.

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