The Metals Royalty Company

The Metals Royalty Company on YouTube

The Metals Royalty Company sponsored 4 channels in 5 sponsored videos — the smallest channel had 333K subscribers. Sponsoring YouTube creators since April 2026. Last sponsored video detected May 2026.

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Channel sizes The Metals Royalty Company sponsors

Distinct channels sponsored, by current subscriber count. The band you sit in tells you how often this brand says yes at your size.

  1. 0
    Under 10K subs
  2. 0
    10K–100K subs
  3. 1
    100K–500K subs
  4. 1
    500K–1M subs
  5. 2
    1M+ subs

Channels The Metals Royalty Company sponsored most

Top 4 of 4, by sponsored videos.

  1. 1Jon Law
    Jon Law
    1.1M subs · US
    2
    sponsored videos
  2. 2ZipTrader
    ZipTrader
    899K subs · US
    1
    sponsored videos
  3. 3David Lin
    David Lin
    333K subs · CA
    1
    sponsored videos
  4. 4Marko - WhiteBoard Finance
    Marko - WhiteBoard Finance
    1M subs · US
    1
    sponsored videos

Latest sponsored videos

The most recent 5 detections — the proof behind every count on this page.

  1. This Stock Looks Like The Next 10-BaggerZipTrader · 899K subs · May 2026
  2. How Power Laws Run the Stock MarketJon Law · 1.1M subs · May 2026
  3. Can the S&P Keep Going Up?Jon Law · 1.1M subs · Apr 2026
  4. 30% Of Canadians Can't Pay Bills As Crisis Hits, Population Shrinks | Darrell BrickerDavid Lin · 333K subs · Apr 2026
  5. The Exact Amount You Should Have Saved At Every AgeMarko - WhiteBoard Finance · 1M subs · Apr 2026
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