Jeff Wenzel breaks down three SEC rule changes for equity crowdfunding. Offerings are now locked to a single platform once a sale closes. The $5 million cap resets every 12 months from each closing date instead of the filing date. Previously public companies can now crowdfund.
The SEC just rewrote the crowdfunding rulebook, and most founders have no idea. Rule 1: One offering, one platform. Make a single sale and you're locked in. Rule 2: The $5 million cap rolls 12 months from each closing, not your filing date. Rule 3: Companies that used to be public can now raise from the crowd. A whole new game. And stale financials? They can freeze your raise right when you have momentum. The founders who win know the rules better than their competitors. Learn more at preipo hype.com.
