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Equity Crowdfunding and Accreditation Laws
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This episode discusses the appetite for equity crowdfunding among the 96% of Americans who are not accredited investors, and the potential changes in accreditation laws by the SEC. The guest speaker also highlights the importance of small investments to fund startups compared to larger investments in crypto that can lead to bigger financial holes.
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