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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.
Securitize has obtained registration as an investment adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This move strengthens its regulated tokenization platform, enabling it to offer expanded investment services. The registration marks a significant step in Securitize's compliance and service capabilities.
Participants at the SEC's 45th Annual Small Business Forum recommended increasing the annual crowdfunding cap from $5 million to $20 million and updating regulations for crypto assets classified as securities. The forum's report to Congress also suggests expanding the accredited investor definition and creating new exemptions to support small business capital formation. These recommendations aim to ease capital-raising for early-stage and growth …
LIFTWOMEN, a rewards-based crowdfunding platform focused on women entrepreneurs, has launched nearly 400 campaigns and recently closed a US$1.3 million funding round. The platform operates across APAC, supporting women founders through crowdfunding, accelerators, and partnerships. Its efforts aim to address structural barriers in access to capital and opportunity for women-led businesses.
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.
ORICO has announced the retail launch of its CyberData NAS Series, following a successful crowdfunding campaign. The lineup includes four models designed for high-speed storage and flexible expansion, targeting creators and professionals. The products will be available from July 28, 2026, through ORICO’s official online store, with prices ranging from $599.99 to $1,399.99.
The 11th Italian Crowdfunding Report shows a significant decline in fundraising volumes for both equity and lending crowdfunding in Italy during the first half of 2026. Real estate now accounts for 80% of equity crowdfunding, while startup and SME financing has decreased. Platform consolidation is accelerating, and stricter regulations are shaping a more mature market. Lending crowdfunding volumes fell by about 50% year-on-year.
Bitfinex has updated its Bitfinex Borrow service to include a peer-to-peer funding order book, allowing borrowers and lenders to set or select their own loan terms. The platform now supports both fixed and variable rate loans, requires collateral such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, and offers flexible loan customization. No credit checks are needed, but verification and margin deposits are required.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe has approved seven fintech companies, including those offering blockchain capital raising, asset tokenization, and crowdfunding, to participate in its regulatory sandbox. The initiative allows these firms to test innovative financial products under regulatory supervision. The sandbox aims to foster responsible innovation while maintaining market integrity and supporting financial inclusion.
Recent data reveals that Canada's community finance market has grown to $7.3 billion. The report provides an overview and mapping of the sector, highlighting the scale and development of crowdfunding and related financial activities in the country. The findings offer insights into market trends and growth over recent years.
