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Delving deeper into the data it became apparent that there were some interesting differences between two key age groups, those aged 18 to 30 (the so called Millennial generation), and those aged between 51 to 60 (more experienced investors who might be thinking more about their retirement).

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Crowd for Angels, one of the UK’s leading crowdfunding platforms for shares, crowd bonds and tokens, is delighted to announce the upcoming launch of its first private token sale, for online fraud prevention business CryptoPolice. Having met with the management team and after applying its rigorous due diligence process to the company, Crowd for Angels will put the sale live on Thursday 12th July.

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The data shows some interesting trends which may well guide towards what will happen over the coming 12 months.

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Crowd for Angels, one of the UK’s leading crowdfunding platforms for shares, crowd bonds and tokens, is delighted to announce it has seen significant growth and corporate progress since the successful Initial Coin Offering (ICO) of its ANGEL tokens in March and as a result of its ongoing Liquid Crypto Bond issue.

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While there are a lot of potential advantages involved in crowdfunding a start-up, keep in mind that however innovative or inspiring your idea, crowdfunding won’t necessarily always guarantee results for your business. 

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It takes money to make money, as the saying goes. For female entrepreneurs, that money can be elusive when starting a business or trying to grow one. As Linda Abraham — a serial entrepreneur, angel investor and start-up board member — told me a few months ago when I asked her to name the biggest hurdle for female entrepreneurs: “Raising capital. I am sorry to say that, but it’s true.”

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Startup founders no doubt see the prospect of entrepreneurial gold in equity crowdfunding sites, but those platforms also may represent a last resort for many.

New research from Europe, published in the Journal of Business Venturing July issue, suggests entrepreneurs lacking internal capital and access to new debt turn to equity crowdfunding platforms as a last option.

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Women and minorities have traditionally been underfunded in the venture community. Two years since the implementation of the Security and Exchange Commission’s Regulation Crowdfunding, data is beginning to show a shift.

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While spending two months in Africa in early 2018 learning about the local startup ecosystem, I was exposed to the harsh reality of the lack of funding options available to African small & medium enterprises (SMEs), including technology startups. Entrepreneurs have few places to turn to fund their businesses, and investors have a difficult time assessing African companies.

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While planning a crowdfunding campaign is tedious, relaunching one is even more stressful. If you are running a relaunch campaign, you will have a basic idea of what will work and what might not. This is because your failed campaign gave you one thing even better than success: valuable feedback. Even if all of that feedback wasn't what you wanted to hear, it will help you work on your campaign presentation and make it noteworthy for its relaunch. But, although you've learned from your mistakes, there's a lot on the line.

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After a good year in 2017 for Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), which saw the cumulative total raised reach $5.78 billion, the news headlines continue to speculate on their future. Here’s our take on the biggest ICO trends for the rest of the current year that will give investors an idea of how the crypto world could be changing.

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Thank you to those who took part in the Crowd for Angels (CfA) Initial Coin Offering ICO and the simultaneous Liquid Crypto Bond offering.

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Crowd for Angels, one of the UK’s leading platforms for equity and debt crowdfunding, is delighted to announce that it has successfully closed its Liquid Crypto Bond and Initial Coin Offering (ICO). The funds raised will be invested in a variety of crowd bond issues listed on the Crowd for Angels platform, helping a range of small businesses to finance the next stage of their growth plans.