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Total funds raised through securities crowdfunding platforms in Indonesia have reached Rp1.98 trillion as of June 2026. This figure highlights the continued growth and adoption of crowdfunding as a financing method in the country. The data reflects cumulative market activity over the period.
A new analysis of 2025 Reg CF equity crowdfunding reveals Georgia had the highest median raise at $748,653, while California led in deal count with 148 closed campaigns. The report highlights state-by-state differences in median amounts raised, with several non-traditional states outperforming established startup hubs. Six states saw no Reg CF equity deals close in 2025.
Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) funding volumes rebounded in June following a poor performance in the first quarter. The article provides market data on recent trends in Reg CF fundraising activity, highlighting a shift in momentum. Key statistics and comparisons to previous periods are discussed.
EUROCROWD has released a research paper analyzing the effects of the European Crowdfunding Service Providers Regulation (ECSPR) three years after its implementation. The study finds that market growth is driven more by platform maturity and investor culture than by regulatory flexibility. It highlights areas for improvement in operational resilience and transparency, and suggests future progress will depend on governance and digital infrastructur…
wecity and PwC have launched their first Observatory report analyzing the shift toward alternative financing and WealthTech in the real estate sector. The study highlights the impact of banking regulations, the rise of crowdfunding platforms, and the role of technology in democratizing investment. Key findings include a €250 million financing milestone and a 0% default rate for wecity.
India's private credit market has grown to $25 billion in assets under management, doubling over five years. New Reserve Bank of India regulations now allow banks to finance acquisitions, increasing competition for private lenders. Real estate accounts for 40% of the market, with infrastructure and utilities also significant. Investors are advised to monitor margin pressures and sector risks.
Kingscrowd reports that the median revenue multiple for startups raising via equity crowdfunding between June 2025 and June 2026 is 20.5x, slightly up from the previous year. The analysis covers companies with at least $50,000 in revenue and highlights that higher-revenue startups see lower multiples. The article provides benchmarks by industry and discusses implications for investors.
Broker dealer Muriel Siebert & Co has selected tZERO to provide tokenization services. This partnership highlights tZERO's role in enabling real-world asset tokenization for financial institutions. The collaboration may expand tokenized asset offerings and adoption in regulated markets.
In 2024, comic book projects on Kickstarter raised $46.5 million across 3,414 campaigns, with a 67% success rate—the highest among all categories on the platform. Both independent creators and major publishers like Skybound and Boom! have set new crowdfunding records. The article highlights the evolving landscape, challenges for small creators, and the emergence of new publishers focused on crowdfunding.
A recent analysis compares crowdfunding platforms based on median and average amounts raised in Reg CF and Reg A+ offerings from January 2025 to June 2026. The data highlights that specialized platforms like Equifund and Equivest often outperform larger, generalist platforms in certain niches. Larger platforms such as StartEngine and DealMaker succeed through scale, while niche platforms excel by focusing on specific investor interests.
A new Allied Market Research report forecasts the global inventory financing market will grow from $160.8 billion in 2024 to $344.8 billion by 2034, at a CAGR of 7.9%. The study highlights rising demand from SMEs, digital lending innovations, and regional growth trends. North America currently leads the market, while Asia-Pacific is expected to see the fastest expansion.
A new Allied Market Research report forecasts the global small personal loans market will grow from $31.3 billion in 2023 to $158.7 billion by 2032, at a 20.1% CAGR. Growth is driven by rising demand for fast, unsecured credit and the expansion of digital and P2P lending platforms. North America leads the market, while Asia-Pacific is expected to see rapid growth. Key players include LendingClub, Prosper, and major banks.
