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Chainsaw LA, a Los Angeles-based restaurant, is raising funds through a debt crowdfunding campaign on Honeycomb. The campaign seeks between $75,000 and $124,000, offering a 5-year term at 11.25% interest. Proceeds will be used for business expansion. The restaurant, founded in 2019, has shown 45% year-over-year revenue growth and is profitable as of FY25.
The Minimal Phone 2 campaign has surpassed $1.6 million in funding on Kickstarter, far exceeding its $100,000 goal. The device features a physical QWERTY keyboard, 12GB RAM, OLED display, and modern connectivity options. Backers can purchase the phone for a minimum of $600, with shipments expected by late 2026 or early 2027. The campaign targets users seeking a minimalist, tactile smartphone experience.
InfiMaker's K1 five-axis CNC machine campaign on Kickstarter has exceeded $4 million in pledges since its launch on August 11. The campaign reached $1.5 million within the first 24 hours and continued to gain traction internationally. This crowdfunding success coincides with InfiMaker securing a major institutional investment from IDG Capital.
Blockchain Computer, founded in December 2025, is testing the waters on Wefunder with a $15 million valuation cap. The campaign has raised over $54,000 in commitments and offers a SAFE security with a minimum investment of $100. Funds will be used for growth and expansion. The company focuses on digital trust infrastructure and AI governance.
PEAKS Dental has initiated a $450,000 seed funding round via Wefunder to support its growth and product expansion. The funds will be used for customer acquisition, team expansion, and broader adoption of its dental practice management technology. The company recently reported its first profitable quarter and a 25% increase in annualized recurring revenue. The campaign targets endodontic and specialty dental practices.
Rad Life Mobility has initiated a regulation crowdfunding campaign via Highlander Crowdfunding to support its e-bike brands, including Rad Power Bikes, Serial 1, and QuietKat. The campaign allows both accredited and non-accredited investors to participate. Rad Life Mobility reported over $7 million in revenue and $3 million in gross profit during its initial operating period. The company is a subsidiary of Life Electric Vehicle Holdings.
Five startups, including Micrima and Veyro, are actively raising funds via Crowdcube and Crowdfunder. The featured companies span health tech, food, wellness, ADHD support, and peer-to-peer parking. Campaigns include both equity and reward-based models, with some offering EIS eligibility. Funding targets and campaign details vary by startup.
Rad Life Mobility has opened a Regulation Crowdfunding offering to the public via Highlander Crowdfunding. The company, which recently acquired assets from Rad Power Bikes and QuietKat, is building a multi-brand electric mobility platform. The campaign provides investment opportunities as Rad Life expands its operations, infrastructure, and product lines. Key financial and operational milestones are highlighted.
The Piston V gaming mini PC, featuring an AMD Ryzen AI 9 APU and OCuLink support, is now available through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign. The campaign has attracted significant backing, with early bird pricing tiers selling out quickly. The device offers upgradable RAM and storage, a 4-inch touchscreen, and advanced connectivity options. Backers are advised to consider the typical risks of crowdfunding.
Japanese investors acquired a 168-room IHG-branded hotel in Osaka through the crowdfunding platform CREAL. The platform will retain the IHG franchise while shifting hotel operations to its own subsidiary, CREAL Hotels. This approach mirrors a previous acquisition by CREAL in Shin Osaka. The Osaka hotel market is expected to strengthen ahead of the 2030 integrated resort opening.
Escape This, an Australian escape room startup, has reached 500,000 players and expanded to a third state. Less than a year ago, the company raised $1.4 million from 357 investors through an OnMarket equity crowdfunding campaign. The business continues to grow, with new venues and experiences planned across Australia.
Archaeologists from the University of Chester will return to excavate a Roman villa site in North Wales, following a successful crowdfunding campaign with DigVentures. The project aims to uncover more about Roman life in the region, with new areas of the villa complex set for investigation. The ongoing dig is reshaping understanding of Roman rural settlements in Wales.
