Summary of Nathan Rose's Equity Crowdfunding
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Book Preview: #1 There is a difference between equity crowdfunding and the stock market. With equity crowdfunding, investors are not just customers but also shareholders of the company.
#2 Equity crowdfunding is all about investing in a company, which offers a share of its equity to investors in return for money. The companies featured on these platforms are typically seeking funding, with a minimum investment requirement, and a maximum investment cap.
#3 Equity crowdfunding campaigns need to come up with a valuation. There must be a great deal more in-depth information about the business model, whereas rewards crowdfunding is more focused on the product - not how much money it will make.
#4 Equity crowdfunding is used by startups and growing companies to raise funds for growth. The money is deposited into the bank account of the company, which is used to finance that growth. Some founders want to know if they can use equity crowdfunding to sell some of their existing shares and cash out.
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#1
There is a difference between equity crowdfunding and the stock market. With equity crowdfunding, investors are not just customers but also shareholders of the company.
#2
Equity crowdfunding is all about investing in a company, which offers a share of its equity to investors in return for money. The companies featured on these platforms are typically seeking funding, with a minimum investment requirement, and a maximum investment cap.
#3
Equity crowdfunding campaigns need to come up with a valuation. There must be a great deal more in-depth information about the business model, whereas rewards crowdfunding is more focused on the product - not how much money it will make.
#4
Equity crowdfunding is used by startups and growing companies to raise funds for growth. The money is deposited into the bank account of the company, which is used to finance that growth. Some founders want to know if they can use equity crowdfunding to sell some of their existing shares and cash out.
#5
Equity crowdfunding is used to fund local businesses with a crowd. These are companies that have a large number of passionate users and a strong existing following for their brand. They don’t have the explosive growth prospects of the potential big winners, but they can still be good, worthy businesses.
#6
Startups and growing companies can use equity crowdfunding to