We analyze Arta Finance’s offerings for accredited investors, and compare their services to traditional private banks and family offices.
Community solar is a new alternative to utility and residential solar. We explore one company leading the charge: Neighborhood Sun.
AGRI Developments is offering investors the chance to purchase avocado trees in the Philippines. We analyze the deal with the help of Alts community member Tigran Kalaydzhyan.
Solar power is taking off in the US, but China is reaping most of the profits (and even they’re struggling) Why is this industry so cutthroat, and where are the investment opportunities?
Don’t blame Live Nation or Ticketmaster for high prices — blame the bots. IDBase is fighting software with software, and regulators may even mandate this.
Vertical farming was supposed to be the next big thing. But some big farms have gone bust, and growth is stalling out. Is the industry economically viable?
Sweater Ventures started out by letting non-accredited folks invest in VC. Now they’ve created a Funds-as-a-Service business utilizing interval funds.
There’s a sea of confusion over Scarlett Johansson vs OpenAI. We explain why “owning your voice” is a lot harder than you think.
We look at which sectors are raising the most venture capital right now (spoiler: it’s not AI) and where investors may find overlooked opportunities.
Home equity investing may be the single biggest story in real estate that almost no one is talking about.
We team up with crypto expert John Belitsky to demystify tokenization: One of the most practical, yet least-understood use cases for blockchain technology.
Girl Scout Cookies are clearly lucrative. But how much profit is made per box? Who’s profiting? And how does the cookie money flow?
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