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Risky startups are using crowdfunding as they hype their moonshot products and raise huge sums of money from speculators chasing memes https://t.co/DkYjtFTCqy via @WSJ this might better be called "memefunding"
Risky startups are using crowdfunding as they hype their moonshot products and raise huge sums of money from individual investors via @WSJ https://t.co/i17zG3m3bM
Risky startups are using crowdfunding as they hype their moonshot products and raise huge sums of money from individual investors https://t.co/nom3ES1d5m https://t.co/nom3ES1d5m
Risky startups are increasingly turning to crowdfunding to raise substantial sums of money from individual investors. These startups are hyping their moonshot products to attract funding, often from speculators who are drawn to meme-driven investments. This trend is part of a broader rise in speculative trading behaviors, including investments in penny stocks, meme stocks, options, and cryptocurrencies, particularly among younger traders. This phenomenon is being referred to as 'memefunding'.
