Timestamp, a regulated investment platform based in Austin, Texas, has officially launched with the goal of connecting Bitcoin-focused startups with investors worldwide.
The platform leverages crowdfunding to make investing in Bitcoin-related companies accessible to a broader audience, including those without accreditation, according to a press release from the company.
Bitcoin (BTC) decentralized nature and limited supply continue to attract interest from both individual and institutional investors.
Timestamp’s platform builds on this growing interest, enabling everyday investors to support innovative Bitcoin-focused startups.
Dr. Arman Meguerian, CEO of Timestamp, highlighted the platform’s mission to democratize investment, stating, “We have entered a new era where highly coveted investment opportunities are no longer reserved for an exclusive network of insiders.”
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Platform details
Through Timestamp, investors can explore curated offerings, directly engage with company founders, and invest with minimal financial barriers. The platform eliminates membership fees, sets low investment minimums, and offers a streamlined process for reviewing projects, signing documents, and securely transferring funds.
For startups, Timestamp provides tools to simplify fundraising efforts. Founders can promote their campaigns under crowdfunding regulations, increasing visibility while building a community of supporters who also become investors.
Startups currently raising funds on Timestamp include CASCDR, an AI service suite accepting Bitcoin payments; Jippi, a Pokémon GO-inspired Bitcoin education app; Lightning Bounties, which rewards software developers with Bitcoin; Shopstr, a decentralized marketplace on Nostr; and Sovereign, a wallet designed specifically for Bitcoin users.
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