세력
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세력

@r_sepower

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60.7K

Subscribers

2.49K

Average views

across 15 recent videos

4.1%

Reach quality

of subscribers watch, on average

Below typical for micro-sized channels

this creator 4.1%micro median 7.8%

Around the micro median for micro-sized channels.

3.08M

Total views

448

Videos

2026-10-06

Data updated

15-video sample

About 세력

세력 (@r_sepower) is a finance creator on YouTube based in South Korea, with 60.7K subscribers, 3.08M total views and 448 videos.

세상을 읽어내는 힘 '세력'입니다. 영상에 나오는 모든 자산은 어떠한 경우에도 추천이 아니며 학습이 목적입니다. 마음편한 투자를 위한 공부방 https://fanding.kr/@marketmaker/membership/ 인스타: _kt_92

The channel positions itself as a learning resource for financial literacy, with an explicit disclaimer that all assets discussed are educational material rather than investment recommendations. The creator operates a membership community through Fanding, offering structured study materials for what is described as "comfortable investing" (마음편한 투자를 위한 공부방). The channel's bio translates to "세력," meaning "force" or "power," framed as the ability to read and understand the world—a reference to market dynamics and analytical capacity. Based on the video catalog size and subscriber base, the channel maintains a consistent publishing schedule, suggesting regular audience engagement around cryptocurrency market analysis, trading education, and financial concepts relevant to Korean retail investors.

Who should partner with 세력?

세력's audience consists primarily of Korean-speaking cryptocurrency learners and retail investors seeking educational content on market mechanics and trading fundamentals. The channel's emphasis on learning materials and structured membership content indicates an audience interested in foundational knowledge rather than day-trading signals or speculative calls. Relevant brand categories for this audience include cryptocurrency exchanges and trading platforms, blockchain education services, fintech investment apps, personal finance education platforms, and regulated financial advisory tools targeting Korean investors. The membership model and study-group framing suggest receptiveness to educational SaaS products, online courses, and financial literacy platforms. The explicit non-recommendation disclaimer indicates an audience aware of regulatory sensitivities around financial promotion in South Korea, making them potentially attractive to brands emphasizing compliance and educational rigor over hype-driven marketing.