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Move over, Bitcoin. Cryptocurrencies are being used for social good.
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Local businesses make up the heart & soul of a place. Here are some local businesses we love that are raising money now. And with minimum investments as low as $100, anyone can be an angel! #InvestLocal
Dana Bushouse started making her "kick ass" Crooked City Cider out of her basement. Now she's building a tap room in Oakland's buzzy Jack London area. We'll toast to that! View offering.
When this Adirondack village's only department store closed, residents rallied and created their own store (as the NY Times wrote about here). Now, amid a renaissance in the area, the Saranac Lake Community Store is seeking growth capital. View offering.
Modeled after "The Zipper," a Portland retail concept by Guerilla Development, the 3451 Benning project aims to entice retail tenants that will appeal to hipsters, foodies, and others in River Terrace, a neighborhood of row houses and rentals in Northeast Washington DC. View offering.
Move over, Bud! We're wiser. This newly formed woman-led company is bringing the 113-year old Kansas City Breweries Company back to life with locally-owned and brewed affordable beers. That should appeal to patriotic values as well as thirsty taste buds. View offering.
Ecosystem
A new development in Minneapolis combines a brewery with a space for the local impact community.
The landmark legislation that democratized capital-raising continues to gain traction and evolve.
Crowdfunding
Thousands of crowdinvestors have already seen solid returns from debt and revenue-share investments—without all the fanfare of an equity exit.
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