10 Bitcoin Startups to Benefit from Crowdfunding Initiative

10 Bitcoin Startups to Benefit from Crowdfunding Initiative

Simon Dixon and Max Keiser are joining forces to help launch 10 non-competing bitcoin startups on the crowdfunding and equity crowdfunding platform BankToTheFuture.com. The aim, says Dixon, is to help the companies get "investment ready" by aiding them with their tax, legal issues, business plan, financial model, valuation, video pitch and marketing for their equity crowdfunding campaign, and take them through the initial stages of securing funding. Dixon pioneered the development of equity crowdfunding, consulting the Bank of England, Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority for a change....


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