<p>Crowdfunding pioneer Woodie Neiss joins Capital Ideas to dissect the SEC’s latest report on Reg CF—and explain why incomplete data is distorting the narrative around this growing market. From faulty filings to missed investor signals, Neiss reveals what the SEC overlooked and how his team’s real-time data tells a radically different story.</p>

Crowdfunding pioneer Woodie Neiss joins Capital Ideas to dissect the SEC’s latest report on Reg CF—and explain why incomplete data is distorting the narrative around this growing market. From faulty filings to missed investor signals, Neiss reveals what the SEC overlooked and how his team’s real-time data tells a radically different story.

Capital Ideas 28: The Real Reasons Crowdfunding Works—and Why the SEC Missed Them

Hosted by ICAN's Nicolas Morgan and Dara Albright, this series features conversations with entrepreneurs, investors, and industry pioneers who, in the face of regulatory hurdles, are developing creative solutions to democratize financial opportunity. We explore practical approaches to navigating complex regulatory landscapes while fostering innovation and inclusion in the financial ecosystem. From crowdfunding platforms to blockchain applications, Capital Ideas provides insights into how determined visionaries are reshaping the future of investing and capital formation for all Americans.

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Capital Ideas 28: The Real Reasons Crowdfunding Works—and Why the SEC Missed Them

Capital Ideas 28: The Real Reasons Crowdfunding Works—and Why the SEC Missed Them