The Promise and Pitfalls of Crypto Crowdfunding
CoinSummit London saw a number of notable speakers, panels and announcements during its two-day run this July, but those issued by Swarm, a crowdfunding platform that seeks to use cryptocurrency to empower industry businesses, may have passed under the radar. During a party to celebrate its efforts, Swarm announced campaigns for several initiatives, including an effort called SpaceBit that seeks to send remote-controlled satellites into orbit, and a kale farming collective that is raising cryptocurrency to grow its health-conscious snack business. Both projects highlight how cryptocurrency....
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ING Bank, just as any other, is just an unnecessary middleman between you and many crowdfunding options. Today, we have things like the Lighthouse, WeiFund or Koinify, which try to help those seeking to receive crowdfunding for interesting projects. There is no need for using centralized crowdfunding anymore, nor is there a need for banking assistance in....
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The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced regulations allowing crowdfunding for newer and smaller companies, which could help support bitcoin startups. These could allow companies still struggling to raise capital to gain access to funds even from alternative sources. Prior to this regulation, companies could usually raise a significant amount of capital by issuing stock or securities to wealthy individuals only after undergoing a thorough and expensive registration process under the SEC. This has been a barrier to market entry for some, as not all startups have enough....
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