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Siren Craft Brew used Crowdfunder to raise money for two brewery projects. The article says the brewer became Crowdfunder’s best-backed brewery. It highlights the company’s use of crowdfunding as part of its expansion.
Brazil’s securities regulator is calling for mandatory tokenization and AI-driven surveillance to modernize market oversight. CVM president Otto Lobo said the shift is needed as the country’s investment-fund industry has grown to R$11.5 trillion across more than 34,000 structures. He also linked the plan to expanded staffing and ongoing tests on three DLT networks.
This roundup profiles several comic-book Kickstarter campaigns and gives their funding status, goals, and time remaining. Featured projects include Oceanman Adventures #1, Behemoth: Volume 1, Clean Up Crew #1, Fairy Tale Wars #2, and Dracula: Book IV. The article focuses on campaign progress and project details rather than platform news.
A Jakarta Commercial Court has annulled KPPU's ruling against 97 fintech P2P lending providers over alleged price fixing. The court also voided the Rp 755 billion total fine and ordered KPPU to pay court costs. Judges said the firms could not be punished for following directions from the state authority overseeing them.
The UK FCA has imposed restrictions on six unregulated lenders over concerns about their anti-money laundering controls. The firms can no longer take on new customers or do new business with existing customers in certain cases. The FCA said the move is part of its wider scrutiny of Annex 1 firms and financial crime risks.
Most comments on the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets support the rule, according to the article. The proposal would exempt issuers raising up to $75 million and is framed as similar to Reg CF and Reg A. The piece also cites a YTD Reg A filing tally of 131 and $3.40 billion in target raises.
L'Atitude 52°N, an AI smart glasses brand from Shenzhen APOM Optical Technology, has raised nearly $400,000 through crowdfunding. The first model starts at $399 and is aimed mainly at Europe and the US. The company expects annual shipments of about 20,000 pairs in 2026 and is now seeking a new funding round.
Investment crowdfunding totaled $190.5 million in Q3 2026, up 1.9% from the prior quarter. Reg A accounted for most of the capital at $135.8 million, while Reg CF contributed $54.7 million and improved in September. The report also highlights platform concentration, with DealMaker Securities leading both exemptions.
This roundup highlights several tabletop game crowdfunding campaigns to watch in October 2026. It includes live projects such as Cats Fish and Satisfactory: The Board Game, plus upcoming launches like Beyond the Veil and Through the Mountains. The article also notes a 48-hour early pledge discount for Cats Fish and a launch date for Through the Mountains.
A crowdfunding campaign for Lilium, a woman-friendly alternative to the speculum, has raised more than €223,000. The project received support from 8,421 donors and reached its initial €100,000 target within two days. The developers now plan further design work and testing with patients and healthcare professionals.
North Bucharest Investments has repaid more than €1 million in principal early across three financing rounds on Stock.estate. The repayments were completed about one month before maturity and included accrued interest. The article also says Stock.estate has reached about €14.6 million in total invested capital, with 105 campaigns funded and more than 17,400 registered users.
Spain's real estate crowdlending activity is concentrated in Madrid, Málaga and Mallorca. The article focuses on the geographic distribution of this market rather than on a single platform or campaign. It presents the topic as an overview of sector activity in Spain.
