In this short, three team members discuss the decision to adopt fractional investing as a new offering. Speaker A emphasizes that the team is ready to formalize the approach, noting that fractional stakes can be added to the capital stack of multiple funds they are currently raising for through Titan Impact, including a third fund under LOI. Speaker B explains that because the fractional product is structured as a non‑security, it can involve both accredited and unaccredited investors (up to 99 participants) and that voting rights provide active participation. Speaker C clarifies the marketing angle: using social‑media ads to capture warm leads—people already connected to the group—who can be invited to learn about the fractional option. The conversation frames fractional investing as a strategic, regulatory‑friendly way to broaden the investor base, support ongoing fund raises, and create a community‑driven investor club.
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Did you see the deals today in the deal room? That we want to move forward to fractional.
The voting is the active participation and why we're not a security, which allows, you know, the unaccredited, accredited, up to 99 people. So that's where the voting comes into play.
So it's just a matter of pulling all the formalities together now at this point. And again, it's a good opportunity right now for us to start our investor club and and provide that because we are going to— we are currently capital raising for 2 other funds through Titan Impact. We have a third that we, like I said, are in LOI with right now that we need to raise capital for. And we're doing a capital stack there. So fractional would be a useful additive to that capital stack in that, in that fashion. So I think as a team, we can collectively agree that, that we want to move forward with fractional. It's just a matter of how we, how we put it all together to how we, how we, uh, how we paint it on the canvas and make it look, you know, make it look pretty.
So just clarifying, just so we're like— what you said about the advertising thing is that if you put it on social media or whatever, like, those are people connected to you in your group, blah blah blah, you can do it that way. Oh, you're not accredited, but we actually have this fractional over here, would you like to learn more about that? Because that's a warm lead and that's already like connected to you, correct?
Exactly, because by them replying to the call, the ad that you ran and signing up for you to contact them, that's creating a warm lead.
Okay. And then a second part of that, and I was going to talk to Dustin. I don't know which day I'm connecting with him, but like, do you know, like across the different groups, because I was trying to create different roles and stuff like that. I know that Dustin does his like with a larger group of people. Do you know, like, I believe like one is like the community connector and they like, they're the people who are like, reaching out to like people, sending updates, stuff like that. Do you know like what different ones— what are some of the different roles that people play?
