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I have made this "1 minute FAQS" about crowdfunding in the EU. It reads very fast, so I hope you will read it in a little while and learn a little bit more about crowdfunding 😄. It is 2022, but it is useful to get an idea of it. Thanks to CrowdSpace for the data. ❓How many crowdfunding platforms are there in Europe? ✅March 2023, there were 594. ❓Which countries have the most platforms? ✅Germany and France have the most in absolute terms, but the Baltic countries have the most per capita. ❓What is the average annual volume of funds raised per platform? ✅€19 million in 2022. ❓What is the public knowledge of crowdfunding? ✅70% of European platforms consider it insufficient. ❓Which platform types are most common (invest)? ✅Lending platforms are slightly more common than equity-based platforms. ❓Do platforms collaborate with traditional financial institutions (TFIs)? ✅Yes, 68.6% of equity and 61.8% of lending platforms do. ❓Are platforms licensed (invest)? ✅Yes, a large majority of equity (81.6%) and debt (65.5%) platforms are licensed. ❓Are platforms happy with the current regulation? ✅Most are, but lending platforms have some concerns about clarity. ❓What are some potential amendments to the European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation that platforms support? ✅Including consumer credit lending, increasing investment limits, and implementing investor knowledge qualifications. ❓How many fundraisers were there in 2022? ✅Over 3.6 million. ❓What type of fundraisers are most common? ✅SMEs dominate both equity and lending models. ❓Are repeat investors important? ✅Yes, they represent over 60% of investors in both models (invest). ❓Where do backers come from? ✅Most are domestic, but Eastern Europe platforms see more international investors. Original source: https://lnkd.in/dB5bB4K6

⚖️ What is Justice ⚖️? Theory of adequation 1️⃣➕1️⃣🟰2️⃣ "To say of what is that it is, and of what is not that it is not, is truth," says Aristotle. In this somewhat tongue-twisting formula, the two elements involved in the act of knowing and in the definition of truth are present: the object and the subject. Moreover, truth is understood as a relation of adjustment or correspondence between reality and what we say about it. Thomas Aquinas and the medieval philosophers expressed it with an excellent definition: "Adequacy between the understanding and the thing" (adaequatio rei et intellectus). Theory of consensus 1️⃣➕1️⃣🟰2️⃣ or maybe not The theory of consensus, as a means to reach truth, has its remote origin in Socrates, and has been developed in the twentieth century by Apel and Habermas. It stresses the importance of dialogue as the best procedure for discovering the truth. Of a free dialogue, free of coercion and interests, without ignorance of relevant data. Those who support this theory realize that they are asking for an ideal situation, which is very difficult to achieve. They are also aware that consensus is not a criterion of truth, since throughout history there have given radically false majority consensus (slavery, women's inequality, death penalty, geocentrism...). They ignore the fact that, rather than deriving truth from consensus, it is consensus that derives from the common recognition of truth. But their contribution consists in showing that the best way to access the truth is to adduce one's own reasons, listen to those of others, and dialogue with rigor and serenity.

Je pense qu'avec la bonne approche, c'est un excellent outil pour aider les entrepreneurs et les PME sur la voie du succès 👩🚀🚀

I believe that with a good approach it is an excellent tool to help entrepreneurs and SMEs on their way to success 🚀👩🚀

Crowdfunding de recompensa: con un buen enfoque es una excelente herramienta para ayudar a emprendedores y PYMES en su camino al éxito 🚀👩🚀