Crowdfunding has always had a trust problem. @MakeBookHQ fixes it onchain. Buyers commit funds. Hit the minimum and production starts. Miss it and every buyer gets refunded automatically. All done instantly onchain. Brands prove demand before spending their own capital or producing dead inventory. Started at @adventurex_plan, built on Injective. 🥷

Crowdfunding is live for Kyaroru's psychological horror visual novel and RPG "Sociopath." Story: You and seven strangers are trapped inside a remote countryside mansion and forced into a deadly game. Everyone is trying to survive and uncover the truth behind the situation. But you are secretly assigned a different role: the killer. Every major character has their own fears, motives, and secrets. Learning the truth may help you save them, manipulate them, or destroy them more efficiently.

The fundamental crowdfunding problem: You send someone money and hope they don’t take it to Bali. “MetaDAO literally just solves that. One shot solves it with decision markets.” – @mrinko

We have started crowdfunding for "SEVEN DOLLS Project". We look forward to your support. I am in charge of the characters design and Mecha designs, look forward for more in the future! <kickstarter crowdfunding> <Press release>

Do you know there’s a crowdfunding platform for vibe-coding apps, software built with AI tools where founders raise capital, backers get project tokens, and smart contracts make pulling the rug structurally hard? @vibestarterxyz is built specifically for solo founders vibe-coding apps on Base and Robinhood Chain. To stop founders from taking the money and disappearing, capital isn’t handed over in one risky lump sum. Instead, funds are released gradually over six months - 10% at kickstart, then 15% every month - with a 72-hour onchain challenge window before every unlock. Liquidity is locked permanently, and Origin Capsules track exactly which AI models built the app. For those interested - you can explore the Wave 1 projects here: Note: Backing a raise is not an investment and carries total-loss risk:

Some of the reasons our #crowdfunding# campaign succeeded: 1. Our networks were large enough to raise the funds. 2. We dedicated the needed time to the campaign. 3. We were determined to succeed. 4. All of us became increasingly willing to ask people for support.

Preparing next video for initiating a lawsuit crowdfunding campaign. Will start next week in Twitter, Youtube, Weibo, and Bilibili. Remaining funds will be used to help peace-loving and truth-seeking ppl who are victims of biased media. Transactions will be fully transparent.

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins wants to make it easier for companies to raise money through crowdfunding, per Bloomberg. He’s asked SEC staff to find crowdfunding rules that can be changed to cut red tape for companies and investors. Companies can currently raise up to $5 million per crowdfunding offering. One advisory firm has asked the SEC to raise that cap to $20 million.