Equity crowdfunding is evolving into a meaningful part of the early-stage capital landscape. Rather than relying solely on banks or venture capital firms, founders can now raise capital directly from their customers, supporters, and communities in exchange for ownership. While annual funding totals fluctuate based on macroeconomic conditions, participation in regulated crowdfunding continues to deepen. In 2024, companies using Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) raised more than $340 million, according to KingsCrowd, with Regulation A offerings contributing an additional $244 million. The total amount raised may vary year to year, but the model itself continues to gain traction and legitimacy. Community

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