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It might have seemed quiet, but maybe it was in a heads-down kind of way. Because there’s been a lot of big news going on recently.

Early investors in Revolut’s Seedrs, now Republic Europe, and Crowdcube rounds were officially able to cash out in this most recent round. This made some massive gains for lots of everyday investors.

A quiet acquisition in the equity crowdfunding space. Honeycomb Credit announced an acquisition of Raise Green. Raise Green raised $124,000 on Wefunder, meaning some investors just saw a payday.

ANOTHER acquisition?! Jauntboards, another Wefunder alum, was also acquired last week. Read the details here:

Finally, for those following Boxabl, the company hit 700 homes produced late last month. That’s $42 million in potential revenue.

All these stories and more can be read on Media.Hubtas.Com 

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If you haven’t already, make sure to update your Hubtas Portfolio with any new investments you made this week. With Hubtas, you can track all of your investors, their gains and losses, and much more. So make sure to log on and update your portfolio so you know how it is performing, and to mentally prepare yourself for those tax implications (although we don’t help with taxes.) To update, click below:

Are Crypto Startups Back in Style?!

It’s that time again. No, not the Holidays. It’s another Crypto bull run, and things are back and hotter than ever. Bitcoin crossed $100k, Altcoin season is in full swing, and crypto startups are back. Specifically, everyone is leaning more into Web3 and Blockchain then just launching random scam coins that end up getting rug pulled on Day 1. But the sector is booming yet again. Meme coins are making random people millionaires, and nearly every major project recently etched all-time highs.

So what’s this mean for investors? Much like startups, high-risk investments like crypto benefit from cheap money, low rates, and a thriving bull market. But unlike equity crowdfunding, crypto is still unregulated. Due to this, they’re full of scams and bad actions who will never see any consequences due to anonymity and no recourse. As well, there’s plenty of misleading posts and schemes to make it seem like people are making more money than they are.

For example, remember the $69 million Beeple sale that kicked off the NFT craze? Well, it turns out that was an inside job to do just that: kick off the NFT craze and take a lot of people’s money. When you read a news story about millions being made in a random meme coin or shameless promotion on Twitter, there’s a good chance they stand to benefit. With equity crowdfunding (and the stock market), every company is registered with the SEC and investors have their info tied to an investment, so bad actors are easier to spot. While there have certainly been billions made in legitimate projects, like Bitcoin and Solana, it’s important to be especially wary in Crypto.

That being said, Crypto, like startups, can still be a great diversification option for your portfolio. Currently, only a handful of crypto startups live through equity crowdfunding and they’re almost all through Republic. Republic has been a long-time believer in crypto and even launched “Republic Note,” which is a dividend-based project for every company in their ecosystem.