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It still doesn't really strike me as crowd-funding so much when the minimum investment is still $1000. Is that some legal limitation in the US? In the UK we ca
by Major_Grooves 13y ago
It still doesn't really strike me as crowd-funding so much when the minimum investment is still $1000. Is that some legal limitation in the US?
In the UK we can do equity-crowd investments as small as £10 - as I did when I raised money on Seedrs: http://www.seedrs.com/startups/satago?promo_code=V5EKZUV4 http://www.seedrs.com/startups/satago?promo_code=V5EKZUV4
Disclosure: That is a referral link - Seedrs give me 5% to invest myself if anyone invests an amount through that link, which I think is astonishing in itself and worthy of comment.
- tlrobinson 13y agoYou still need to be an accredited investor until next year anyway. I'm not sure where the $1000 minimum comes from but it sounds like they intend on lowering it to $100 eventually.