SoFi's nearest audiences span actors, activists, journalists, and news publishers — with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest.

The shape is flat: the top 10 scores run from Taye Diggs at 0.87 down to Amazon Studios at 0.85, a band of just 0.02. That compression means no one entity dominates; the audience looks like a broad, mixed crowd rather than a tribe organized around any single kind of content. Tallying the subcategories across the top 10 confirms the spread: Actors (Taye Diggs, 0.87), News Publishers (NBC News World, 0.87), TV Personalities (Shira Lazar, 0.87), Musicians and Bands (Dionne Warwick, 0.86), Music brands (Blue Note Records, 0.86), Activists (Michael Skolnik, 0.86), Technology (Eventbrite, 0.86), Fashion (BCBGMAXAZRIA, 0.86), Activism (Black Lives Matter, 0.85), and Film Studios (Amazon Studios, 0.85). No two neighbors share the same subcategory. Notably, no other Finance brand appears in the top 10 — Acorns (0.84) is the nearest Finance peer, sitting just outside this set. The cross-kind character here is the defining feature: SoFi's audience shape is pulled toward entertainment, media, and civic voices rather than toward its own category.

What the flat, cross-kind pattern reveals is an audience defined less by financial interest than by a consistent engagement with culture, news, and social causes.