I -guess- each $300 backer could've received $150,000 of stock/cash... ...if this kickstarter happened 6 months from now, as an equity kickstarter. The 6 mont

I -guess- each $300 backer could've received $150,000 of stock/cash... ...if this kickstarter happened 6 months from now, as an equity kickstarter. The 6 month number is sort of arbitrary, but the SEC is currently evaluating Regulation Crowdfunding. Title III of the JOBS act. (for more info, here https://blogs.law.harvard.edu/corpgov/2013/12/06/jobs-act-title-iii-crowdfunding-moves-closer-to-reality/ https://blogs.law.harvard.edu/corpgov/2013/12/06/jobs-act-ti...) Regulation Crowdfunding will allow "funding portals" (kickstarter/indiegogo/etc) to facilitate equity based crowdfunding, with a limit of up to $1,000,000. We'll pretend that Oculus at $1mm KS has the same destiny as Oculus as a $2.4mm KS. [I think in an equity world, people would be less inclined to invest after that wall is hit.] We'll ALSO pretend (here's the bigger stretch) that the subsequent rounds of financing at $16mm and $75mm somehow magically didn't affect the equity of the seed round. [Hahaha, hilarious.] If the KS had stated that the $1mm was to own 25% of the company (I bet he'd've done more, but we'll go low) that means that each $300 backing is equivalent to %0.0003 of $1mm. %0.0003 of 25% equity is %.000075 of Oculus. %.000075 of 2 billion dollars is $150,000. [I think. %50 chance I mucked this math up at some point.]