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Tag Archives: advertising
Crypto & Crowdfunding Come Together
Crowdfunding has officially met cryptocurrency as the popular site Indiegogo is now hosting the Initial Coin Offering for the St. Regis Hotel Aspen. The hotel company is using Rule 506(c) under Regulation D to sell security tokens that will represent … Continue reading
Posted in accredited investor, Broker dealers, checkbook, Crowd Fund Act, Crowd Funding At the Margins, Crowd Funding Platforms, FINRA, Funding Portals, Investments, Jobs, Legislative Intent, SEC, Small Business, technology, VC, Venture Capital, Wall Street
Tagged accredited investor, advertising, Aspen, blockchain, crypto currency, cryptocurrency, FINRA, ICO, IndieGoGo, initial coin offering, private placement, real estate, Reg D, SEC, security, St. Regis, technology, Templum Markets
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Journalists Crowdfund To Control Their Destinies
Fake News attacks by you-know-who, lack of advertising, the cost of newsprint, acquisitions by private equity that have squeezed costs (i.e., journalist salaries and jobs) have changed the landscape for print journalists. In order to survive, many are turning to … Continue reading
Posted in accredited investor, balance, Charity, checkbook, Crowd Fund Act, Crowd Fund Act of 2012, Crowd Funding At the Margins, Crowd Funding Platforms, Investments, Jobs, Legislative Intent, Small Business, technology, VC, Venture Capital
Tagged advertising, blockchain, Civil Media, cost cutting, crowdfunding, fake news, ICO, initial coin offering, journalists, kickstarter, New York Daily News, news, newspapers, private equity, The Colorado Sun, The Denver Post, token, Tronc
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CF Portal Now Accepting Crypto-Currency
StartEngine, a FINRA registered crowdfunding web portal, announced that it will take Bitcoin as a payment method for investing in equity offerings hosted under the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Regulation Crowd Funding. The cryptocurrency is transferred directly to the issuing … Continue reading
Posted in accredited investor, Banking, Banks, CFTC, checkbook, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Crowd Fund Act, Crowd Fund Act of 2012, Crowd Funding At the Margins, Crowd Funding Platforms, FINRA, Funding Portals, Investments, Jobs, Legislative Intent, SEC, technology, VC, Venture Capital, Wall Street
Tagged advertising, bitcoin, crypto currency, cryptocurrency, exempt, fiat, FINRA, ICO, initial coin offering, Reg CF, Reg D, Reg. A+, Regulation Crowd Funding, Rule 506(c), SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, web portal
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Initial (Beer) Can Offering
Only in California: A San Francisco company is combing a craft brewery with a crowdfunding campaign for an Initial Coin Offering for stock to be celebrated by a beer called ICO. On July 11, Seven Stills Brewery & Distillery will … Continue reading
Posted in accredited investor, checkbook, Congress, Crowd Fund Act, Crowd Fund Act of 2012, Crowd Funding At the Margins, Crowd Funding Platforms, Funding Portals, Investments, Jobs, Legislative Intent, review, SEC, Small Business, technology, VC, Venture Capital
Tagged accredited investors, advertising, beer, brewery, distillery, free beer, Golden State Warriors, ICO, India Pale Ale, initial can offering, initial coin offering, non-accredited investors, offering, private placement, securities, token
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Reg. D ICO Raises $125M From Accredited Investors
Intangible Labs, Inc., a Delaware corporation organized last year, apparently conducted a private placement of Simple Agreement for Future Tokens under Rule 506(c) of Reg. D and raised $125 million from accredited investors for its Basecoin, a stablecoin project that … Continue reading
Posted in accredited investor, CFTC, checkbook, Congress, Crowd Fund Act, Crowd Fund Act of 2012, Crowd Funding At the Margins, Crowd Funding Platforms, FINRA, Funding Portals, Investments, Jobs, Legislative Intent, review, SEC, technology, VC, Venture Capital, Wall Street
Tagged accredited investors, advertising, Basecoin, broker, crypto currency, cryptocurrency, digital currencies, Intangible Labs, promoter, Reg D, Regulation D, Rule 506(c), SAFT, SEC, Simple Agreement for Future Tokens, stablecoin, Y-Combinator
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Are Reg. A+ Deals All Stinkers?
The “Worst IPOs of 2017” are all crowdfunded Regulation A+ offerings according to The Motley Fool. The “downsides” to the Reg. A+ deals according to the Fool are: investors self certify that they are investing according to the limits; the … Continue reading
Posted in accredited investor, checkbook, Congress, Crowd Fund Act, Crowd Fund Act of 2012, Crowd Funding At the Margins, Crowd Funding Platforms, FINRA, Funding Portals, Jobs, Legislative Intent, SEC, Small Business, technology, VC, Venture Capital, Wall Street
Tagged adverse selection, advertising, Crowd Fund Act, crowdfund, crowdfunding, equity, initial public offerings, internet, IPO, IPOs, non-accredited investors, offering, Reg. A+, Regulation A, Securities and Exchange Commission, technology
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