How do I import links from a website to Google sheets - google-sheets

How do I get the links from this website to enter them into google sheets, I need to have a list of the links for twitter of every picture.
Here is the Website:
https://www.nft.nyc/speakers

Try
=importxml("https://www.nft.nyc/speakers","//#href[contains(.,'https://twitter.com')]")

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