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Phosgo is introducing its Go5 series solar-powered e-bikes through a global crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, launching July 27th. The campaign offers early bird pricing starting at $1,999 for the base model. The bikes feature four 50W circular solar panels and are targeted at US and European markets. The company is a joint venture between Jiaxing Dazhe Solar Energy and Shenzhen Honglianda Technology.
The Keychron Orca echo split keyboard campaign has surpassed 300 million yen in crowdfunding on Gizmart, setting a new platform record. The campaign launched on June 19, 2026, and quickly attracted significant user support. This achievement breaks the previous record held by the Keychron Nape Pro project. The campaign is a collaboration between Keychron, Kopek Japan, and Gizmart.
Lumysi has announced a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter for its new health-tracking bracelet designed to look like jewelry. The device offers continuous biometric monitoring, AI-powered wellness insights, and no ongoing subscription fees for early backers. The campaign targets early supporters with launch-day pricing and estimated delivery in October 2026.
Xiaomi has announced its first NAS device, Smart Storage, which will be available through a crowdfunding campaign in China from July 1 to July 8. The campaign offers three configurations, with early backers receiving discounted prices compared to future retail costs. Mass production will begin only if the funding target is met. Full technical specifications will be revealed closer to the campaign's start.
East Crema Coffee has initiated a crowdfunding campaign to raise €3.5 million for its expansion plans. The funds will be used to open 60 new cafes. This campaign aims to attract investors interested in supporting the company's growth in the food and beverage sector.
Several startups, including Farm Girl, Lireka, WHOOP, Zapier, and IYU, are actively raising funds through crowdfunding platforms such as Crowdcube and Republic. The campaigns feature a range of funding targets and business models, from hospitality expansion to fintech and health tech. Details include investment amounts, eligibility for EIS, and platform selection.
Don't Starve: The Board Game became the largest campaign on Kickstarter in 2025, raising $5,125,962 from 20,688 backers, far surpassing its $50,000 goal. The publisher Crowd Games will open pre-orders for the Russian edition in autumn 2026. The tabletop adaptation preserves the original game's atmosphere and gameplay elements.
Ponda, a biomaterials company, is seeking to expand production of its plant-based insulation through a crowdfunding campaign on Republic. The initiative follows a $2.4 million seed round and brings total funding to $6.6 million. Ponda's BioPuff material, made from bulrush grown on restored wetlands, is featured in a new collaboration with Imperial College London for sustainable branded merchandise.
The Centrist Reform Alliance, Japan's main opposition party, has raised more than ¥100 million through a crowdfunding campaign launched in May. The campaign quickly surpassed its initial ¥10 million target and aims to support the party's activities ahead of local elections. Funds will be used for policy development, community engagement, and event organization.
Blossom Social secured over $2.2 million from more than 1,000 investors through an equity crowdfunding campaign on FrontFundr. The funding will support the company's global expansion, including a planned UK launch. Blossom has seen rapid user growth, particularly in the US, and is on track for significant revenue in 2026.
Musicow U.S. has initiated a Regulation Crowdfunding campaign via Republic, offering tokenized Royalty Shares linked to the master recording 'Something Special' by Khalid and Ahn Hyo-seop. Each share is priced at $50, with the offering closing on July 9, 2026. The campaign allows investors to participate in music royalty streams, though shares are speculative and subject to transfer restrictions.
Hexxco, a U.S.-based hydrogen infrastructure developer, has initiated a Regulation Crowdfunding campaign to finance its first green hydrogen pilot project for commercial fleet fueling in Flemington, New Jersey. The pilot will use solar-powered electrolysis to produce hydrogen on-site and aims to demonstrate a scalable infrastructure model. Funds raised will support engineering, permitting, and site development.
