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CPLX, a decentralized trading platform, is conducting a crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder with a $30 million valuation cap. The campaign is in the 'testing the waters' phase, has raised $63,000 in commitments, and offers a SAFE security with a minimum investment of $100. Founded in 2025, CPLX targets both individual and institutional investors and plans to use proceeds for growth and expansion.
Avadain, a Memphis-based nanomaterials company, raised $2.5 million in under two weeks through its Reg CF campaign on Netcapital, prompting an increase in its crowdfunding cap to $3.75 million. The company develops LTDF graphene as a substitute for critical minerals dominated by China. Over $13 million has been raised via crowdfunding from more than 3,500 investors.
A 30-year-old woman secured €215,000 from 47 investors via a five-year, 4% interest crowdfunding campaign to help purchase and renovate a lakeside property in Lot-et-Garonne, France. The funds supplement a €300,000 bank loan and personal savings. The project includes plans for shared accommodations, floating cabins, and a coworking/event space, with projected annual revenues of up to €140,000 by 2028.
Neuchâtel-based start-up Swisstastic has launched a crowdfunding campaign on WeMakeIt for its Swiss Travel Map, a scratch map featuring Switzerland’s 26 cantons. The campaign aims to raise CHF 5,000, with contributions starting at CHF 10. The map highlights landmarks, culinary specialties, and traditions, and is designed for travelers and families. The founders plan further regional editions and corporate offerings.
Estonia-based InSoil has obtained a €120 million senior secured credit facility from Pollen Street Capital to increase lending to agricultural SMEs adopting regenerative practices. The loans are backed by a European Investment Fund guarantee under the InvestEU programme. InSoil has financed over 3,500 agricultural SMEs and aims to accelerate the transition to sustainable farming.
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.
MemoMind has launched its first AI-powered glasses, MemoMind One, now available for order via Kickstarter. The campaign offers multiple frame styles, customizable colors, and features such as real-time translation, note-taking, and navigation. Pricing starts at $399, with shipping expected later this summer. Backers receive a free subscription to premium AI memory features for a limited period.
Xiaomi has started a crowdfunding campaign on Xiaomi Youpin for its new Smart Solar Camera 4 Pro 4G Dual-Camera Edition, with early-bird pricing at 579 yuan (about $80). The campaign begins on July 6. The camera features solar power, dual 4G SIM support, and advanced security functions. Broader retail availability and international pricing have not yet been announced.
AIVELA's smart ring, the Ring Pro, has raised over 10 million RMB through crowdfunding on Kickstarter and Makuake, surpassing 10,000 units sold globally. The product focuses on health monitoring and AI-driven insights. The company plans to expand its wearable product line and global market presence, leveraging its team's experience in consumer hardware.
wecity has enabled the construction of 1,284 affordable housing units in Madrid by mobilizing over €23.3 million through alternative financing over five years. The platform's efforts address the liquidity gap in early development phases, primarily funding land acquisition and initial construction. This participatory financing model supports both developers and investors, contributing significantly to the region's social housing supply.
Bursa Malaysia and the Securities Commission have proposed changes to the LEAP Market framework, aiming to provide equity crowdfunding-backed companies with a streamlined path to public listing. The reforms would allow ECF-funded firms to list on the LEAP Market after raising at least RM5 million, including from VC or PE sources. The proposals also include retail investor participation and a simplified transfer process to the ACE Market.
Kunkwan Capital is raising RM1.6–2 million via an equity crowdfunding campaign on pitchIN to fund its Indonesia expansion and develop a mobile learning app. As of June 15, the campaign had secured RM1.47 million from 69 investors. The funds will support new business units in Indonesia, app development, and working capital. The campaign runs until June 30, 2026.
