According to ChainCatcher's report by Cointelegraph, Timestamp has launched a crowdfunding platform in the U.S. specifically for Bitcoin startups, aimed at connecting crypto projects with new financing channels.
According to the company, investors will receive ownership shares in the supported companies, similar to traditional equity investments. Timestamp CEO Arman Meguerian stated: "This structure provides investors with true equity while ensuring complete regulatory compliance." The project can initially be "soft launched" through the activity page to generate early interest. After completing the legal paperwork, they can be fully publicly released.
Crowdfunding, especially crowdfunding involving stock issuance, is regulated by the U.S. SEC. According to public records, Timestamp has been registered with the agency since October 2023. Meguerian stated: "As a U.S. platform registered with the SEC and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), we operate within a clear regulatory framework while providing founders with access to a global network of Bitcoin investors."
