Introducing Our Crypto Creator Directory: 28,000+ Creators Across 12 Sectors

Our Crypto Creator Directory is a sector-by-sector index for finding, sizing, and shortlisting crypto creators, built for teams planning creator campaigns, with every name drawn from campaign records.

An index, not a ranking. Sector lists are sorted by followers because size is a fact, and nothing on the page says one creator is better than another.

Every name comes from creators we have booked, briefed, or tracked. Every creator sits in a sector because their recent posts cover it. And every follower count shows the month it was checked.

Each campaign adds to those records, and each monthly refresh feeds them back into the lists.

Built from work, kept current.

Eleven facts cover how it works. Read them before you request a list or submit a profile.

Twelve sectors, each with its own page. Web3 gaming has the deepest bench at 6,800+ creators; stablecoins and payments has the most specialised at 45+.

Small benches book up fast. A perp DEX or a payments app launching in the same quarter as its competitors is pitching the same specialists, so request the list early.

Five rules decide it, and they apply to every sector list.

• From our campaigns. Every name comes from creators we have booked, briefed, or tracked across campaigns for 200+ clients. No campaign history, no listing.
• Sector by evidence. Recent posts decide the sector, and the bio doesn’t get a vote. A DeFi bio written two cycles ago can front an account that now posts memecoin calls.
• Shared on request. Full sector lists go to teams that ask, sorted by followers. Size is a fact, not a verdict.
• Creators, not brands. Personal accounts only. A brand reposting its own launch is a media buy, not a creator’s word.
• Counts carry a date. Every follower count shows the month it was checked, and the lists refresh monthly.

Creators to Watch in 2027 is the directory’s featured section: a shortlist our creator team rates for the year ahead, picked from the full network of 28,000+.

It has no order. The list shuffles on every visit, because nobody on it outranks anybody else.

Featured creators run from 5K to 469K followers on X. Reach was never the test; recent work in a sector was.

To the creators who made this year’s list: congratulations. See the featured creators.

Start from your sector, not from the names you already follow. Four steps get you from the directory to a shortlist.

1. Open your sector page. Pick the one that matches your product.
2. Request the full list. Enter a work email and a Telegram handle, and we send it over.
3. Shortlist on recent posts. Drop anyone whose last month of posts covers a different sector.
4. Ask for a vetted shortlist. Our creator team suggests creators who fit your sector, region, and budget, then briefs them, approves every post, and reports what each one moved.

A directory gets you to step three on your own. Step four is campaign work.

That last row is what our crypto influencer marketing team does. If you’re launching in the next 90 days, send a brief and ask for a shortlist in your sector.

Whoever runs the campaign, put disclosure in the brief. Three regimes cover most launches.

• United States. The FTC’s endorsement guidance says a paid connection must be disclosed “clearly and conspicuously” in each post. Free products count as a connection too.
• United Kingdom. The FCA’s cryptoasset promotion regime has applied since 8 October 2023 and covers social media. An illegal promotion is a criminal offence under section 21 FSMA, punishable by up to two years in prison, an unlimited fine, or both.
• European Union. ESMA’s finfluencer factsheet asks creators to label paid posts plainly, as an ad, a paid partnership, or sponsored content, and says a hashtag on its own is not enough.
  

A missing label costs a creator one post. A missing approval in the UK can cost the brand far more.

Listing is free, and every request is reviewed in the monthly update. Two forms on the directory page handle it.

• To get featured. Fill in Want to Be Featured with your handle, main platform (X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or Telegram), followers, region and language, sectors, and your best recent post. It opens a Telegram chat with our creator team with your details filled in, and nothing goes out until you press send.
• To correct a profile. Use Claim or Remove to fix a follower count or a sector. The change lands in the next monthly update, and we reply by email.
• To leave. The same form takes a profile down.

Pick that best recent post with care. It’s the evidence your sector gets decided on, and a post from last cycle files you under last cycle’s sector.

Every list refreshes monthly. Follower counts get rechecked, sectors get re-read against recent posts, and new creators come in through the featured form.

A directory is only as useful as its last update, and this one updates every month.

Brands planning a launch can browse the crypto creator directory by sector today. Creators can submit a profile from the same page, for free.

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