The hottest Crowdfunding Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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The Novelleist 282 implied HN points 29 May 25
  1. The community funding round for the book 'We Should Own The Economy' has opened, allowing readers to invest and share in potential profits.
  2. They have already raised almost $60,000 and invite everyone to confirm their investments through a provided link.
  3. There's an open call tonight where participants can ask questions about the book and contribute ideas on how to shape the future of capitalism.
Contemplations on the Tree of Woe 1787 implied HN points 28 Oct 24
  1. The author has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a new RPG sourcebook filled with over 1,000 magic items. They believe it's important to launch it now while things are still stable.
  2. They encourage people who love Dungeons & Dragons, or want to share it with family, to support the book. The author thinks it could bring back good, classic gaming values.
  3. There's an upcoming livestream where the author will discuss gaming and pop culture, and interact with viewers. It's an opportunity for fans to ask questions and learn more.
Single Board ESP32 ZX Spectrum 159 implied HN points 22 Jun 24
  1. The creator is grateful for the support shown for the ESP32-S3 ZX Spectrum project, with 432 people signing up for updates.
  2. Progress has been made in applying to platforms like Crowd Supply, developing prototypes with new features, and creating new artwork for the project.
  3. Key questions are addressed about the project, including display options, pricing, support for games, and potential selling platforms.
Channels of Growth 530 implied HN points 08 Jul 23
  1. Launching a Community Round can bring on investors who are also your product's early adopters.
  2. Giving users equity can increase their commitment and drive word-of-mouth referrals.
  3. Raising a Community Round is most effective when you already have a product and a supportive community base.
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Offline: dating that works 39 implied HN points 18 Jun 24
  1. The team is crowdfunding $5K for design to improve their product, starting with a minimum viable design and then progressing to marketing and user recruitment efforts.
  2. They are seeking support through financial pledges, volunteer resources, spreading the word, and connecting with potential users for research interviews.
  3. The project aims to evolve from a demo site to a consumer-ready product through iterative funding rounds and community engagement.
the wiczipedia weekly 157 implied HN points 11 Mar 23
  1. The author is launching a campaign to hold Fox News accountable for spreading lies about them.
  2. Fox News has reportedly made over 400 false statements about the author, leading to real-life consequences.
  3. The author has faced legal challenges, privacy invasions, and safety concerns due to the lies spread by Fox News.
Platform Papers 39 implied HN points 14 Feb 24
  1. Digital platforms have to decide between focusing on blockbusters or long-tail content strategics based on their benefits. Blockbusters can drive significant traffic and users but may also intensify competition by monopolizing user attention.
  2. On crowdfunding platforms, blockbusters can have positive spillover effects by attracting attention and increasing funding for other projects. Related blockbusters have a stronger effect on a project than unrelated ones.
  3. For platforms or businesses, promoting blockbusters strategically can lead to increased user participation, spillover benefits, and competitive advantages. Leveraging blockbusters can drive growth and attract new users to a platform.
Law of VC 179 implied HN points 12 Jun 23
  1. A proposed law aims to create an exam for non-accredited investors to become accredited, but it may not change much due to fund limits and regulations
  2. Increasing the number of LPs allowed per fund, opening up equity crowdfunding to funds, and easing restrictions on qualifying investments in VC funds are recommendations to address current limitations
  3. The impact of allowing non-accredited investors into venture funds may not change significantly without further regulatory adjustments
Robots & Startups 59 implied HN points 04 Jul 23
  1. The author has a long-standing interest in robots and technology, which began with building model rockets and circuits from a young age.
  2. Crowdfunding has played a significant role in supporting the author's robot addiction, allowing them to back various interesting robot campaigns over the years.
  3. Reflecting on impulsive robot purchases and considering cognitive behavioral therapies to manage the fascination for robots, showcasing the struggle of maintaining control over a growing collection.
Concepts of Finance 🧠 59 implied HN points 25 Jul 23
  1. Equity crowdfunding lets everyday people invest in startups by buying shares. This means you can own a small part of a new company, hoping it grows in value over time.
  2. Investors can make money through equity ownership, dividends, or selling their shares later if the company does well. However, there's always a risk of losing your investment since many startups fail.
  3. Before investing, it's important to research the company and its team, as well as understand the risks involved. Doing your homework can help you find promising investments.
Disclosing Growth 0 implied HN points 09 Jan 25
  1. Building an email list before launching can really help. Eight Sleep had 25,000 subscribers who were ready to buy when they launched their product.
  2. Understanding what customers want is key. Surveys helped Eight Sleep find out what issues people had with sleep and shaped how they talked about their product.
  3. Getting professional help, like a PR team, can make a big difference. It helped Eight Sleep get a lot of media attention, which added excitement and credibility to their launch.
Robots & Startups 0 implied HN points 24 Nov 23
  1. Crowdfunding has had a significant impact on the robot industry, leading to a transition from educational and toy robot projects to commercial and industrial ones
  2. The launch of projects like Petoi's Nybble and Ubiquity Robotics' Magni in 2018 marked a shift in the focus of robot projects
  3. Supporting reader-funded publications like Robots & Startups can provide early access to premium content and help sustain the work of creators
mainstreetjournal 0 implied HN points 16 Jun 23
  1. The EPA received significant funds for climate action from the Inflation Reduction Act.
  2. Local policymakers can mobilize communities around federal funding opportunities.
  3. Investment crowdfunding platforms like Raise Green play a vital role in meeting climate investment needs.