HobbyDB Review and Deep Dive
Today we’re diving into hobbyDB — the world’s fastest-growing database of collectibles.
February 18, 2023
Previously, getting access to private companies was reserved for the wealthy. Not anymore.
Between Republic, WeFunder, StartEngine, AngelList, SeedInvest, and a dozen other crowdfunding platforms, there is certainly no shortage of deals out there.
For those startups close to going public, there’s Sandhill Markets, which lets you buy secondary shares in pre-IPO startups (i.e., “secondaries”)
Investing in startups is very risky, and the quality between startups varies tremendously. But despite all of the junk on these platforms (and there is certainly lots of junk), there are also some potential gems hidden in the mix.
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Today we’re diving into hobbyDB — the world’s fastest-growing database of collectibles.
Today we’re doing an issue on Investment.com: A pre-launch fractional investment platform with a killer domain and big ambitions.
In today’s Deep dive, we’re looking at Fundrise – a platform dedicated to providing both accredited and non-accredited investors with private real estate funds.
Today, we’re looking at Vyzer — the portfolio manager perfect for alternative investors.
This week, we’re exploring Vauban from Carta — a company that takes the heavy lifting out of starting a venture fund or spinning up a syndicate SPV.
Today we’re looking at Propel(x) — a business that’s breaking down the barriers of what we can and cannot invest in. Their platform lets you invest in institutional opportunities at only a fraction of the typical investment minimum.
This week I have asked Den Bortnikov to provide an overview on the status of alternative finance in Ukraine.
This week we will also focus on the Status of Alternative Finance in France with Florence de Maupeou.
This week we have a detailed insight in the Status of Alternative Finance in Poland with Karol Król.
Today’s issue is provided by our friends at Unicorner. It includes an overview and analysis of “Subject” – a startup we also found interesting.
Last week I was in Milan to give a key-note lecture on European trends in alternative finance at the presentation of the latest crowd investing numbers of Italy (€153m in last 12 months). Today I will focus on some of the highlights of the conference and we take a deeper look into the status of Alternative Finance in Italy with Giancarlo Giudici.
This week I will focus on the alternative finance market in Lithuania with Vytautas Šenavičius. Lithuania is aiming to be the fintech hub in the CEE-region and has very supporting Fintech / crowdfunding / ICO regulation.
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We wrap everything up with a rich qualitative analysis. You’ll understand the pros & cons of investing in all sorts of alternative asset classes.
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