Kingscrowd analyzes which equity crowdfunding platforms grew fastest from 2024 to 2025, showing how capital concentration, trust, and standout deals drive platform success.

Kingscrowd analyzes five years of Reg CF data to test whether geopolitical conflicts impact crowdfunding activity, finding resilience across the market with energy as the main exception.

Investment crowdfunding continued its winter slowdown in February 2026 as Regulation Crowdfunding totals declined for the second straight month. Campaigns raised about $21.95 million across just over 10,000 investors, down from both January 2026 and February 2025. While retail participation cooled, several standout campaigns and strong Regulation A raises kept the broader market active, leaving the industry at a potential turning point heading into the spring months.

2021–2026 YTD data shows VC-backed Reg CF and Reg A+ offerings raising ~3x more, plus the VC firms showing up most often in online deals.

Kingscrowd analyzes Black founder representation in 2025 equity crowdfunding, finding declining capital share despite overall market growth.

Kingscrowd data shows solo founders now lead the majority of equity crowdfunding raises, marking a shift from multi-founder dominance.

January marked a busy and telling start to the year for investment crowdfunding. Reg CF activity rebounded from late 2025 levels, platforms returned to form, and early campaign momentum hinted at a familiar seasonal pattern. With fiscal year reporting deadlines approaching and new rounds launching ahead of annual filings, January offered an early look at how 2026 may be shaping up across the private markets.

Kingscrowd data reveals which days investors invest most online—and how equity and debt investor behavior differs by day of the week.