How will it impact future visa applications if my visa was revoked due to EB-5 fraud?

Visa revocations cause serious future issues, particularly if based on fraud.

If the individual has been found to have committed visa fraud, they are banned for life unless they are eligible for a fraud waiver.

If the consulate persists in assuming fraud, then a waiver would be required.

As long as you weren''t accused of being part of the fraud, it shouldn''t matter in the future. I presume you were a victim of the fraud.

If you are found to have made fraudulent misrepresentation, you will encounter significant difficulty in obtaining any kind of immigration benefits. You may qualify for 212(i) "extreme hardship" waiver if you have a US citizen spouse, but your case needs to be fully evaluated.

If the person has been found to be inadmissible to the United States for having made a material misrepresentation on a visa petition, then he or she would need a waiver of inadmissibility to overcome that ground. Such waiver is available only if a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse or son/daughter would suffer extreme hardship.

It depends on what the fraud in question was. A finding of fraud on part of an individual applicant will affect their ability to obtain a future visa; they might need a waiver.