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Crayon Capital
Subscribers 182K
Videos 18
Views 12.4M

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Crayon Capital covers big finance topics through explorations of financial history, economic history, global finance, wealth creation, and investing history as indicated by search queries and video titles. The channel presents in-depth deep-dives on historical figures, events, and concepts (e.g., Rockefeller, The Great Depression, gold, AI bubble, banking empires) with a tutorial-like, explanatory style suggested by phrases like 'explained like you’re 5' and 'And How He Did It.' Content appears to be long-form. It posts 18 videos since joining on Mar 31, 2025, with an average around 768.4K views per video and an approximate cadence of ~0.4 uploads per week.

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Top competitors by match strength are CrashCourse (81% match) and TED-Ed (69% match). CrashCourse overlaps on queries like markets and economics, monetary policy history, and wealth inequality, while TED-Ed overlaps on investing history, financial markets explained, and economic bubbles. Financial Historian (73% match) and EconplusDal (72% match) also compete through overlapping topics such as financial history, economic history, global finance and financial markets explained. Jacob Clifford (66% match) shares overlaps in markets and economics, monetary policy history, and global economies cycles. Crayon Capital has 182K subscribers, significantly smaller than CrashCourse (16.9M) and TED-Ed (22.4M), with intermediate sizes like Financial Historian (154K) and EconplusDal (378K). All identified channels compete in similar search queries around financial history, economic history, markets, and monetary policy.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Crayon Capital?

Crayon Capital's biggest competitors on YouTube are CrashCourse (81% match, 16.9M subscribers), Financial Historian (73% match, 154K subscribers), and EconplusDal (72% match, 378K subscribers). They share a focus on history, economics, and financial topics, presenting educational or explanatory content about markets, finance, and history.

What type of content does Crayon Capital make?

Crayon Capital creates educational videos about economics and history, as shown by titles like 'Rockefeller: The First Confirmed Billionaire (And How He Did It)' and 'Palantir Technologies Explained Like You’re 5'. The channel uploads about 0.4 videos per week, with an average of 768.4K views per video and 182K subscribers.

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