Reg D Crowdfunding is approximately as bad as the ICO market. We can’t get anything right in tech. This is some shameful shit.
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Replying to @tqbf
I do not feel like I would confidently bet on the outcome "The top 100 reg D crowdfunded companies produce a total of zero viable products for a very generous value of viable."
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Replying to @patio11
Someone (cough) seriously needs to do a writeup on how dangerous RegD offerings are to retail investors. I don’t think anybody understands what these are.
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I’m starting to get ads for them on Facebook is why I’m getting grouchy about them right now. This regulation change was a mistake.
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Replying to @tqbf
(I think the Facebook ad thing is partly because ICOs have catalyzed an ecosystem of scumbaggery and having put together the support infrastructure to execute investment frauds at industrial scale now they're looking for new marks.)
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My limited and tentative impression on Regulation D is that, while I can see how you'd arrive at that conclusion given different tolerance for the fundamental tradeoff, a few features of the regulations are actually reasonably decent governance.
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The two I like most are requiring a crowdfunding platform (which, thanks to network effects, likely creates high-scrutiny chokepoints to basically outsource risk management to) and the sliding scale on income versus maximum investment.
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