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In just over two years we have gone from only a handful of states having Intrastate regulations to the overwhelming majority having some form of active regulations. As of today (to the best of my knowledge) the count stands at thirty-five (35) states who have enacted and effective Intrastate crowdfunding regulations, seven (7) states who have filed proposed Intrastate crowdfunding regulations, and only nine (9) states/territories (including Puerto Rico) who have yet to address the issue.

State of the States: An Intrastate Crowdfunding Update - Crowdfund Insider While I have kept both my statutory summary pages and comparative summaries relatively up to date, it has been quite a while since I have done an editorial

Most first-time crowdfunders think that you should go on a platform like Kickstarter or Indiegogo to attract a crowd. Not true.

How to Attract a Crowd BEFORE Crowdfunding Most first-time crowdfunders think that you should go on a platform like Kickstarter or Indiegogo to attract a crowd. Not true.   Yes, it is 100% possible to get regular backers ...