How Indiegogo Is Opening the Door to Small Investors

The video discusses the evolution of equity crowdfunding, highlighting Indiegogo's journey and the impact of the JOBS Act. It explores potential changes under the Trump administration, investor behavior, and market potential. The video also examines trends in Indiegogo projects, focusing on hardware innovations.

What was a significant regulatory challenge Indiegogo faced when it was launched?

• The competition from other crowdfunding platforms

• The high cost of launching a platform

• The lack of interest from investors

• The rules from 1933 that restricted equity crowdfunding

How did the JOBS Act influence Indiegogo's operations?

• It imposed stricter regulations on crowdfunding

• It allowed individuals to invest in equity crowdfunding

• It limited the types of projects that could be funded

• It increased the taxes on crowdfunding platforms

What potential change in regulations was anticipated under the Trump administration?

• Ban on international investments in startups

• Increased taxes on crowdfunding investments

• Loosening of regulations for financial institutions

• Stricter regulations on equity crowdfunding

What is a key feature of the projects gaining momentum on Indiegogo?

• They are innovative hardware projects

• They focus on creative arts

• They are non-profit initiatives

• They are primarily software-based

What opportunity does Indiegogo provide to non-accredited investors?

• Investing in international markets

• Investing in local businesses and innovative products

• Access to exclusive investment clubs

• Higher returns on traditional stocks