50 Best Investors to Follow on Twitter

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Here is a compiled list of the best investors to follow on Twitter.

Follow these investors to fill your feed with useful advice, experiences, and other happenings.

If you follow these investors on the list, you’ll be constantly updated about the current news, startups and investing.

Here are 50 best investors to follow on Twitter:

1. Naval

How to Get Rich (without getting lucky):

— Naval (@naval) May 31, 2018

Naval is the CEO of AngelList.

He’s invested in over 100 companies of varying sectors.

He posts one liners about current thoughts and occasional highly constructive threads.

An example is the “How to Get Rich (without getting lucky)” thread.

The thread is a handbook packed with advice to grow your wealth in the digital age.

Naval is definitely one of the best investors you should follow on Twitter.

2. Paul Graham

Explained to my 9 yo how programming works:1. You have something you want to do.2. You write code to do it.3. The code doesn’t work.4. You fix the mistakes.5. When the program works, you realize your idea was wrong.6. You fix the idea.7. Goto 2.

— Paul Graham (@paulg) November 8, 2018

Paul Graham is known for investing and advising startups through Y Combinator.

He tweets about all things related to startups, programming and investing.

3. Jessica Livingston

If you’re a female founder who wants seed funding, this graph shows where to go to get it. pic.twitter.com/15Qd9145Y3

— Jessica Livingston (@jesslivingston) April 22, 2018

Jessica Livingston is the founding partner of Y Combinator.

She tweets a lot about useful articles and info-graphics.

4. Anu Hariharan

1) Few tips for late stage companies with high burn and/ or were planning for a fundraise later this year

— Anu Hariharan (@anuhariharan) March 24, 2020

Anu Hariharan is a Partner at Y combinator’s Continuity Fund.

Her latest and most popular tweets are about tips for late stage companies who are planning to fund-raise in mid to late 2020.

5. Alexis Ohanian Sr.

I co-founded @reddit 15 years ago to help people find community and a sense of belonging.⁰It is long overdue to do the right thing. I’m doing this for me, for my family, and for my country.

— AlexisOhanian.eth 7️⃣7️⃣6️⃣ (@alexisohanian) June 5, 2020

Alexis is the Co-Founder of Reddit.

His most recent, viral tweet is about his resignation as a member of the Reddit board.

He’s now a managing partner at Initialized Capital.

6. Kat Mañalac

A founder just reminded me it’s YC’s birthday today. Happy 14th birthday @ycombinator!

— Kat Mañalac (@KatManalac) March 11, 2019

Kat Mañalac is a partner at Y Combinator.

She tweets about things related to YC and startups.

7. Niv Dror

Your startup’s name should be memorable, shareable, and easy to spell, not a philosophy lesson.

— Niv Dror (@Nivo0o0) April 14, 2020

Niv Dror is a managing partner at Shrug Capital.

His most engaging tweet mentions about keeping a startup’s name simple.

8. Sam Altman

How To Be Successful(At Your Career, Twitter Edition)

— Sam Altman (@sama) January 6, 2020

Sam Altman is the former president of Y Combinator.

One of his most popular tweets is a comprehensive thread on how to be successful.

9. Garry Tan

When there is a lot of competition you have basically one tool: specialization Pick off a smaller set of customers and solve their problems completely and in a deeper way. Focus on one city or locality and drive network effects. Then expand. Do what the competition won’t.

— Garry Tan ?? (@garrytan) May 24, 2020

Garry Tan is the co-founder at Initialized Capital.

One of his most popular tweets talks about beating competition by focusing on specific things.

10. Daniel Gross

Startups are for people that want to live life to it’s fullest. It’s up. It’s down. It’s just… a lot of _life_.

— Daniel Gross (@danielgross) June 5, 2020

Daniel Gross is an angel investor who founded Cue.

A popular tweet of his talks about startups being full of life.

11. Chris Sacca

Successful people take notes.

— Chris Sacca ?? (@sacca) December 3, 2018

Chris Sacca used to invest in startups and appeared in ABC’s Shark Tank in multiple episodes.

He tweets about politics, entrepreneurship and more.

12. Ashton Kutcher

Loving thy neighbor gets a lot easier when your not spending every minute fighting for your life.

— ashton kutcher (@aplusk) July 12, 2019

Ashton Kutcher is an actor, entrepreneur and investor.

One of his popular tweets suggest that loving your life makes loving others easier.

13. Kevin Rose

I made a fantastic cup of coffee this morning. Happy Sunday and I hope you’re all safe/well. @VCBrags

— KΞvin Rose (@kevinrose) April 26, 2020

Kevin Rose is an internet entrepreneur and a partner at True Ventures.

He tweets about the latest happenings in startups and more.

14. Suzy Ryoo

Best director, best international feature film, best original screenplay, best picture!!! Does anyone else feel like calling their parents?! 엄마, 아빠 사랑해요 ????? #Parasite #KoreanCinema #Oscars

— Suzy Ryoo (@suzywillow) February 10, 2020

Suzy Ryoo is the co-founder at Q&A and a partner at Atom Factory and Cross Culture Ventures.

Her most popular tweet congratulates parasite, a 2019 Korean film.

15. Reid Hoffman

One animated infographic that says more than two weeks of WH press briefings…. https://t.co/jbacoBUNDV

— Reid Hoffman (@reidhoffman) March 31, 2020

Reid Hoffman is an internet entrepreneur and a partner at Greylock Partners.

One of his most popular tweets is an animated info-graphic about the coronavirus cases by country.

16. Jason Calacanis

I’m 48 years old today. I’ve been grinding for 30 years and never been happier. I’m blessed with an amazing family, meaningful friendships & an embarrassingly charmed career. I’ve also got an extraordinarily vibrant, intelligent & good looking following on Twitter. ?❤️?

— [email protected] (@Jason) November 28, 2018

Jason Calacanis is an entrepreneur, angel investor, and author.

His most liked tweet is in 2018 mentioning about his birthday and complimenting his followers.

17. Aaron Harris

Once upon a time, I only had to check email. Now I have to keep track of: email, whatsapp, wechat, slack, phone, text, and internal forum posts. This doesn’t actually feel like progress.

— Aaron Harris (@harris) November 9, 2018

Aaron Harris is a partner at Y Combinator who co-founded Tutorspree.

He tweets about things related to startups.

18. Travis Kalanick

Excited to invest alongside @sequoia and others in @letigreNYC’s new logistics company in Indonesia. Love supporting all the entrepreneurs coming out of @Uber https://t.co/nNDZdAkwUv

— travis kalanick (@travisk) March 22, 2019

Travis Kalanick is the former CEO of Uber and an investor.

He tweets about investing and Uber.

19. Nina Stepanov

it drives me just a litttttttle bit nuts when other VCs don’t answer my emails.. like what did I do to you? is my VC-menship not good enough? what sort of weird power are you wielding over me? also, why? ?‍♀️

— Nina (@ninarstepanov) April 23, 2020

Nina Stepanov is the principal at Acceleprise, a B2B SAAS accelerator.

She tweets about investing and startups.

20. Aaron Batalion

Not letting the founder of a company, who ran the org for 90% of its life, on the podium when you ring the bell… is revisionist history.

— Aaron Batalion (@abatalion) May 4, 2019

Aaron Batalion is a partner at Lightspeed and a CTO at Living Social.

He tweets about technology, business and startups.

21. Gustaf Alströmer

In the last two years, @ycombinator companies have raised 190 Series A’s and over $2B in capital. We collected information on every round and distilled everything we learned into a Series A Guide. Today, we’re making it public:https://t.co/6XeDeiVciB

— Gustaf Alströmer (@gustaf) February 26, 2020

Gustaf Alströmer is a partner at Y Combinator.

He tweets everything about startups, Y Combinator, and more.

22. Tracy Chou

i’m actually laughing at how ridiculous this is. y’all just put $10m in a pre-seed company at a valuation of close to $100m https://t.co/BIKGCQ5XMV

— Tracy Chou (@triketora) June 3, 2020

Tracy Chou is the CEO of Block Party, a software engineer and an investor.

She tweets about startups, news and more.

23. Hunter Walk

The Great Talent Reshuffling of 2021 Has Begun!Why the next 6–12 months will be the best time in a decade for startups to hirehttps://t.co/z47bI7ryNJ

— ??‍?☕️ (@hunterwalk) May 3, 2021

Hunter Walk is a partner at Homebrew.

His latest and most popular tweet urges technology CEOs to review pay and performance in their company.

24. Seth Goldstein

the key consumer trends emerging early in this new decade are #privacytech and #hygienetech. both are driven by increasing distrust: i dont trust the devices in my house, and i dont trust the people outside.

— seth goldstein (@seth) March 6, 2020

Seth Goldstein is the CEO of Spartacus.net.

He tweets about the latest news.

25. Dan Martell

You don’t become a company when you have a product, you become a company when you have a customer.

— Dan Martell (@danmartell) May 8, 2020

Dan Martell is a serial entrepreneur and an angel investor.

He tweets about his latest videos on YouTube.

26. Ray Dalio

Everyone fails. Anyone you see succeeding is only succeeding at the things you’re paying attention to—I guarantee they are also failing at lots of other things. The people I respect most are those who fail well. I respect them even more than those who succeed. (1/3) pic.twitter.com/4PmASiSFco

— Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) May 3, 2020

Ray Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates and an bestselling author.

He tweets a principle per day.

27. Jeremy Liew

In most meetings, no one wants to take notes/minutes. They don’t realize that the person who controls the pen dictates what happened.

— Jeremy Liew, #BLM #StopAsianHate (@jeremysliew) May 25, 2020

Jeremy Liew is a partner at Lightspeed.

His most popular and recent tweet emphasizes the importance of taking notes during a meeting.

28. Brianne Kimmel

Here’s the full list of companies we’ve backed. We create, hack, and build with a lot of personality. Come join us! ?https://t.co/hdfYIzNfMs

— Brianne Kimmel (@briannekimmel) June 10, 2020

Brianne Kimmel is the founder of WorkLife.

Her latest and most popular tweet shares a list of companies they’ve backed.

29. Philipp Moehring

If I learned anything from 2008 and early stage fundraising, it’s this: Many founders will be raising with 2019 ideas against a 2020 reality. Acknowledge reality head on, paint a picture of the future you see, and position accordingly. True for every startup.

— Philipp Moehring (@pmoe) April 1, 2020

Philipp Moehring is a seed investor.

He shares everything about startups and venture capital.

30. Brad Feld

This is the most informative thing I’ve seen so far today. pic.twitter.com/W2jDv5eFsW

— Brad Feld (@bfeld) May 4, 2020

Brad Feld is a Venture Capitalist at Foundry Group.

His most recent and popular tweet is about the coronavirus.

31. Fred Wilson

If you live in or around NYC and are missing the city’s amazing restaurants, consider writing a “love letter” to your favorite ones https://t.co/pPBjJ1qc6g

— Fred Wilson (@fredwilson) June 13, 2020

Fred Wilson is a Venture Capitalist.

He tweets about the latest news.

32. Alex Rampell

“From each according to his abilities, to each according to his location” ?? https://t.co/Vbco41mdL3

— Alex Rampell (@arampell) May 22, 2020

Alex is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz.

His most recent and popular tweet is a tweet from The New York Times.

33. Steven Pham

Hanging out with @startupschool founders in London! pic.twitter.com/YrISFehowB

— Steven Pham (@svkpham) September 21, 2019

Steven Pham is the former director of Startup School and Special Projects at Y Combinator.

He tweets about the latest news.

34. Brett Berson

Is @github one of the best examples ever of a product velocity turnaround? Super curious what @natfriedman did to make it happen at that scale.

— Brett Berson (@brettberson) May 7, 2020

Brett Berson is a partner at First Round.

He tweets about startups and technology.

35. Tiffany Zhong

Disney’s head of streaming Kevin Mayer is now the CEO of TikTok.2 predictions:? TikTok’s going to acquire new modern media companies (e.g. Brat, Crypt TV) and potentially a record label? Tiktok’s going to produce their own shows with their top creatorsExcited for TikTok!

— TZ (Tiffany Zhong) ?️ (@TZhongg) May 18, 2020

Tiffany Zhong is the CEO of Zebra IQ and an investor.

Her most recent and popular tweet shows TikTok predictions.

36. Zak Kukoff

The true reasons why startups win are often orthogonal to what investors want to hearVCs love narratives about a unique insight or advantage. Which is sometimes true!But often winning comes down to psychology—wanting it more—which is powerful yet unsatisfying for investors

— Zak Kukoff (@zck) May 6, 2021

Zac Kukoff is an associate at Emergence Capital.

He tweets about Venture Capital memes.

37. Jessica Verrilli

Not surprised but impressed to see @jack continually on the frontier. I expect many tech companies will follow. For software, remote work is here to stay.”Twitter Will Allow Employees To Work At Home Forever.” https://t.co/HShCOxtBFj

— Jessica Verrilli (@jess) May 12, 2020

Jessica Verrilli is a Co-Founder of Hashtag Angels.

Her most recent and popular tweet shares an article about Twitter allowing employees to work at home forever.

38. Jana Messerschmidt

There’s no easy way to explain what venture capital is to a 4 year old.

— Jana Messerschmidt ?? (@janamal) February 2, 2020

Jana Messerschmidt is a Co-Founder of Hashtag Angels.

She tweets about the latest news, technology and more.

39. Chloe Sladden

I bet that, like me, women across America are having epic SMS threads with each other, sharing their anger, fears & emotions around Dr. Ford’s testimony. What you see on social media is the tip of a massive iceberg. Men, care about these exchanges. Ask questions. Be an ally.

— Chloe Sladden (@ChloeS) September 27, 2018

Chloe Sladden is the Co-founder of Honeycomb Labs.

She tweets about news, praises and more.

40. April Underwood

Living in the Bay Area is just a series of waves of all your best friends moving away.

— April Underwood (@aunder) May 14, 2020

April Underwood is a Co-Founder of Hashtag Angels.

Her latest and most popular tweet uncovers the truth about losing friends whilst living in the bay area.

41. Vijaya Gadde

No one person at Twitter is responsible for our policies or enforcement actions. We are a team with different points of view and we stand behind our people and our decisions to protect the health of the public conversation on our platform. #OneTeam https://t.co/Jbav8pyAcE

— Vijaya Gadde (@vijaya) May 27, 2020

Vijaya Gadde is the Legal, Policy, and Trust and Safety Lead at Twitter.

Her latest and most popular tweet mentions an article about fact-checking on Twitter.

42. Katie Jacobs Stanton

⚡️I’m excited to announce the launch of @MoxxieVentures, a $25M seed stage firm focused on backing exceptional founders who make life and work better. Some background on how I got here: ? https://t.co/e5qIiDN3T4 (1/8)

— Katie Jacobs Stanton (@KatieS) December 18, 2019

Katie Jacobs Stanton is the Founder and General Partner at Moxxie Ventures.

One of her most popular tweets is the announcement of the launch of Moxxie Ventures.

43. Neil Patel

People don’t buy goods and services. They buy brands.

— Neil Patel (@neilpatel) June 3, 2020

Neil Patel is a bestselling author, entrepreneur and one of the top 10 marketers.

He tweets about marketing, SEO (Search Engine Optimization), and motivational quotes.

44. Jack Smith

Building Disneyland: 366 daysBuilding the Empire state building: 410 daysBuilding the Eiffel Tower: 793 daysBuilding a new bus lane in San Francisco: 7000+ days“The project has been delayed due to an increase of wet weather since the project started,” said a spokesperson pic.twitter.com/rHDq8FvhCU

— Jack Smith (@_jacksmith) April 28, 2020

Jack Smith is an entrepreneur & advisor.

One of his latest and most popular tweet emphasizes on the slowness of building a new bus lane in San Francisco.

45. Christie Pitts

A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle ?✨

— Christie Pitts ? (@imchristiepitts) April 8, 2017

Christie Pitts is the CEO and general partner at Backstage Capital.

Her pinned tweet is a quote about helping others.

46. Harry Stebbings

SMSiMessageSlackTelegramWhatsAppLinkedIn MessageInstagram DMTwitter DMMuzeAm I the only one that is exhausted by the infinite different platforms one has to check just for messaging! ?

— Harry Stebbings (@HarryStebbings) June 9, 2020

Harry Stebbings is the founder and host of TheTwentyMinuteVC.

His latest and most popular tweet mentions about the overwhelming number of messaging platforms.

47. Andrew Yang

We need a new President.

— Andrew Yang???? (@AndrewYang) June 2, 2020

Andrew Yang is a 2020 US Presidential Candidate, entrepreneur & founder of Humanity Forward.

His most popular tweet garnered over 1.2 million likes.

48. Adam Draper

The most undervalued trait of a great entrepreneur:The desire to win.

— Adam Draper ? ? (@AdamDraper) April 6, 2020

Adam Draper is the Managing Director of Boost VC.

He tweets about startups, technology and more.

49. Lori Greiner

#SharkTank is officially coming back for Season 12!?? Get those pitches ready! ?Tag someone you think should pitch us! pic.twitter.com/5CvJAy6I4j

— Lori Greiner (@LoriGreiner) May 21, 2020

Lori Greiner is an entrepreneur, investor and a shark on ABC’s Shark Tank.

She tweets behind the scenes on Shark Tank.

50. Robert Kiyosaki

RICH measured in $. WEALTH measured in TIME. Example. Most people think $1 million is rich. But if expenses are $100,000 a month wealth is only 10 months. QUESTION: HOW LONG CAN YOU SURVIVE WITHOUT WORKING? That’s how wealthy you are. Being WEALTHY more important than being RICH

— therealkiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) May 2, 2020

Robert Kiyosaki is an investor, entrepreneur and author.

His latest and most popular tweet suggests that wealth is measured in time.

Conclusion

And there you have it ⁠— 50 best investors to follow on Twitter.

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