Accredited investors are a major part of our platform, but not all sales will be limited to them; some sales will be open to the general public.

Equity crowdfunding has changed significantly, allowing companies to solicit investments from strangers, but it comes with many regulations and is still in a testing phase.

To participate in Investor School, you must be an accredited investor, which involves meeting specific income and wealth criteria set by the SEC.

We have lots of great lead investors, many micro venture capitalists who can do deals on the platform, allowing anyone who is wealthy and sophisticated to invest behind them.

The JOBS Act and subsequent legislation significantly changed the early-stage funding ecosystem, making it easier for startups to raise money and for more people to become investors.

We believe that achieving clarity in crypto regulation is essential for innovation in the U.S., as the current lack of agreement among regulatory bodies is untenable.

We raised a later stage fund to support hard tech companies that need significant capital, as many investors are not willing to provide that.

Currently, the financial world is layered with investment advisors and brokers, making it difficult for individuals to access opportunities. We aim to tokenize real-world assets and make financial products more accessible globally.

Our investment terms were designed to be founder-friendly, avoiding the typical demands investors make, which reflects our commitment to supporting founders' best interests.