The best place to get real-time crypto updates and technical analysis (TA) is usually Twitter as by the time a Youtube video is made and uploaded, it can be slightly out of date, whereas Tweets are instant.
Many of the best traders in ‘CT’ – crypto Twitter – do also have Youtube channels though where they post general market reviews and news updates to, and sometimes livestream trades on. You’ll find many of those channels on our list of the best crypto Youtubers to follow below.
Some of the crypto Youtube channels we’ll review in this guide are good for beginners, some are more advanced and useful to learn crypto trading, and others help you learn how to make money with cryptocurrency. On this list are both some of the largest, most popular and most viewed crypto Youtube channels of all time, and some newer smaller ones we like that deserve more subs.
If you’re a beginner to crypto investing this channel is ideal when you’re just getting started.
Jacob Bury likes to review small marketcap crypto projects, staking assets, NFTs, and make price predictions for altcoin gems the largest crypto Youtube channels don’t tend to cover.
His most popular videos for example are 2021 reviews of Mithril, Digibyte and Ellipsis finance which at one time people wanted more info on as it was offering 1740% APY and info was hard to find.
Jacob also has a free Discord group for his Youtube subscribers to network with each other and ask questions easier than in the Youtube comment section.
He pumps out content every day on what’s going on in the crypto markets and good beginner-friendly video tutorials like where to buy cryptocurrency safely. As well as popular NFTs and P2E crypto games.
Looking for the best crypto alert sites? He recently covered the price movements of ApeCoin, AAVE, the best DeFi coins, and the overall best cryptos to buy for 2023 including new presales.
The TechnicalRoundup channel features two of the top 10 crypto traders to follow we listed in another article – @CryptoCred and @DonAlt.
They have just under a million combined followers on Twitter, yet the crypto Youtube channel they post videos and livestreams to only has 37k subscribers – showing how crypto Twitter and crypto Youtube cater to a bit different audiences.
In our opinion too much of the Youtube audience is distracted away from quality technical analysis by clickbait videos with attention grabbing titles and thumbnails – the ‘BitBoy Crypto’ Youtube channel, ‘MMCrypto’ and ‘The Moon’ channel are three examples. There are even Reddit threads alleging those crypto Youtubers have been involved in scams and shilling rug pulls.
Cred posts an one-hour ‘Monday Markets with Cred’ livestream each week, and DonAlt streams a one-hour ‘Wednesday Markets with DonAlt’. Then on casual Fridays they both stream together. These traders have a good reputation and attract a more serious audience looking to learn crypto trading.