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Anker's EufyMake brand entered the 3D printing market with the E1 printer, raising over $46 million via Kickstarter in 2025. The article also notes Anker's earlier use of crowdfunding for its Zolo Liberty+ headphones. These campaigns highlight Anker's strategy of leveraging crowdfunding to launch new tech products under its subbrands.
LifeCycle has started a crowdfunding campaign to support a nearly 2,000km cycling journey across East Africa. The initiative aims to raise funds for renal patients in Malta. The campaign highlights the use of crowdfunding to support health-related charitable causes.
Kara Water has initiated a Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) raise to support the commercial launch of its Kara Pod and Kara Paw products. The company, known for its air-to-water technology, aims to bring these new inventions to market across nine retail partners. Kara Water has previously generated $3M in sales and secured a $7M inventory financing letter of intent. The campaign is now open to public investors.
Australian eco-startup Zero Co raised $5 million in just six hours via a crowdfunding campaign on Birchal, setting a national record. The campaign saw 2,500 of 3,082 investors pre-registered, with $1 million raised in the first five minutes and $3 million in under 50 minutes. The funds will support business expansion and product development.
GiveSendGo, a Christian crowdfunding platform, has approved campaigns that other platforms like GoFundMe have removed for violating content policies. The article highlights a recent fundraiser for a controversial individual, which raised over $25,000 on GiveSendGo after being rejected elsewhere. The platform's approach to campaign moderation distinguishes it within the crowdfunding industry.
Huawei Japan has begun early sales of its flagship FreeClip 2 S wireless earphones through the Makuake crowdfunding platform. The campaign offers multiple discount plans and highlights features such as a mirror-finish charging case, spatial audio, and up to 38 hours of battery life. The campaign runs until September 29, with the product positioned as the latest in Huawei's successful FreeClip series.
The Kingscrowd Podcast examines Rally's move from direct fractional ownership of collectibles to a fund-like structure, highlighting challenges with liquidity and investor expectations. The episode also reviews Oshi's equity crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder, detailing its traction, valuation reset, and market risks. Both stories illustrate evolving trends in private market investment structures.
In-LireB-Corp will launch an equity crowdfunding campaign on Mamacrowd on July 28, aiming to raise between €550,000 and €1 million. The company recently secured nearly €880,000 in SAFE funding and plans to invest proceeds in technology and growth. The campaign follows a 'coming soon' stage that began on July 14.
Kingscrowd has extended its Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering on the StartEngine platform. The extension allows additional investors to participate in the campaign. Details about the new closing date or updated fundraising targets were not provided in the available content.
ORICO has released its CyberData NAS Series, a range of AI-powered storage solutions, following a successful crowdfunding campaign. The lineup includes four models, offering up to 256TB capacity and advanced features such as hybrid storage, high-speed networking, and AI-assisted file management. The products will be available from 28 July 2026 through ORICO's online store.
The Guild: Ren Faire'd film has raised over $3.5 million on Kickstarter, exceeding its original goal by 133%. The campaign has attracted more than 22,000 backers and continues to unlock new funding tiers until August 21. The project marks a major milestone for independent entertainment and will reunite the original cast for a feature-length movie.
The Photon Matrix, a laser-based mosquito elimination device, has raised $2.7 million from over 4,000 backers on Indiegogo, far surpassing its initial $20,000 goal. Developed by Photon Matrix Lab in China, the device uses LiDAR and AI to target mosquitoes. Despite its crowdfunding success, the project faces production delays and is navigating regulatory approvals. Delivery to backers is now expected in August.
