Overview
Blockworks Cardano Social Analysis is a free chart page that shows how Cardano's follower count on X (formerly Twitter) changes over time. Anyone curious about Cardano's social reach can open it without an account and view the follower line over a month, a year, or the full history1.
The page belongs to Blockworks Intel, the research and data platform run by Blockworks, a crypto media and data company. The page started out on Messari. Blockworks acquired Messari, a crypto research firm, in June 20262, and the old messari.io address now forwards to this page3. The follower data comes from CoinGecko, a crypto market data site1.
Key Features
- A simple view of Cardano's audience on X. Blockworks Cardano Social Analysis plots Cardano's X follower count as one line, so growth or decline over a chosen period is easy to spot1.
- Time ranges from one month to the full history. Buttons above the chart switch between one month, three months, six months, year to date, one year, five years, and the full history1.
- Free to look at. The chart loads for visitors who are not signed in1. Blockworks' free plan includes view-only access to its charts and dashboards4.
- A named data source. A "Powered by CoinGecko" label sits under the chart, so readers know where the follower numbers come from1.
- Quick jumps to related Cardano charts. Tabs above the chart lead to Blockworks' other Cardano chart sets: Market, Investor Activity, Mindshare, Sentiment, and Supply1.
What to Expect
When you open Blockworks Cardano Social Analysis, you see Cardano's project header, a row of tabs for the Cardano section of Blockworks Intel, and the Twitter Followers chart underneath1. You change the time range with the buttons above the line. Visitors without an account also see a box promoting Blockworks' premium features1.
For casual readers, the chart answers one question: is Cardano's following on X rising, flat, or falling over the period you pick? Writers, researchers, and community members can use it as a quick reference for Cardano's social reach, alongside other adoption metrics such as wallet creation and active addresses.
Some extras sit behind a paid plan. Opening the expanded single-chart view asks a free visitor to upgrade5. Blockworks lists CSV downloads of any chart, an export format that opens in spreadsheet apps, under its paid Pro plan rather than the free plan4.
The Social tab covers follower counts only. For a wider picture of how people talk about Cardano, the Mindshare and Sentiment tabs sit one click away; Blockworks describes its Mindshare tool as tracking "mindshare and sentiment across X, by asset and narrative"6.
