Community investment (2) is coming.

Rudi · 2022-03-23T16:11:44+00:00

For those who have missed out last year, this is your chance. Our second round of community investment is here! You’ve heard @Carl, 2022 is where the real...

cristian

Yes!

Bass

Welcome on board 🙂

Nico

Just invested more on the company!! Can’t wait to see what the future hold!!

Stachmou

that’s it, I am officially an investor in nothing ! I am thrilled to see what’s coming

Rob ⚡️

Congrats to all the new investors!! Welcome to the club!! 🥳

Sib64

I missed the first round, but this time it’s OK. Just have to wait 7 days before the investment is official, and and I would be proud to be an Investor in Nothing.

I thank all the staff of Nothing🏆,

@Carl 🎖️ for the desire to be able to participate in a new vision,

to my friend @Rudi 🤝 for all his advices and support,

to my friends @Rob ⚡️ , @Louis ☕️ , @adbo , @arpan2308 , @FilipJacobson🙌 @Kastello , who supported me, who was just a newbie here.
And of course all the other members.👍

Congrats all for joining this party and this Community 🎉

Have a good time here 🍾

adbo

Sib64 Thanks Sib, good to hear you were successful!

I’m also happy that I was able to invest this time too 😄

Kastello

Sib64 Trust me it will take longer than 7 days 😄

Louis ☕️

Sib64 thanks Sib, pleased to hear you were successful, I was too 👍🎉

Sib64

Kastello

No problem, I’ve got all the rest of my life for becoming a real Investor 😆

harsh

Hi, can someone please explain the meaning of seedinvest?

Sayan_Dutta

harsh SeedInvest is an Equity Crowdfunding Platform just like Crowdcube, the only difference being Everyday Investors can invest via Crowdcube, but for SeedInvest, One has to be a accredited Investor.

harsh

Sayan_Dutta okay, thanks

Yash

Sayan_Dutta Can Indians invest too, just saw this on Nothing.tech site -

DamanjeetTrehan

Invested Once Again. So Happy. 😄

Ghost

Yash Can Indians invest too

Of course!

Sayan_Dutta

Yash The local regulation doesn’t allow investments in the form of crowdfunding in the companies incorporated (registered under Companies Act) in India. But they are silent when it comes to foreign companies. Crowdcube allows everyday investors from India to invest from the platforms, but Seeders don’t. So there’s a clear ambiguity there.

My suggestion is to refrain from using Credit Cards while making investments from India, use debit card instead and contact bank afterwards to assign LRS Purpose Code (google it) to the transaction from the back end.

Since the amount won’t be huge to get attention of the higher authorities, Indians might get away with this. (Not in a illegal way, there’s not just enough guidelines regarding investing in foreign companies via crowdfunding)

And lastly consult a legal advisor if you can afford.

Yash

Sayan_Dutta Thanks a lot for this info…I turned 18 3 months ago so yeah maybe I should refrain from investing lol…I felt confident because I had a lot of public listed equity investments over the past 2 years but I guess I’ll need some more knowledge before investing in private equity 😅

Adityasharma

Sayan_Dutta Thanks for the info. I used a credit card would that be an issue?

DamanjeetTrehan

Sayan_Dutta Is LRS important?

Sayan_Dutta

Adityasharma No, hopefully not. But the regulations in the past few months have been very vocal about investments made through Credit Cards.

Sarathy Murugan

Sayan_Dutta

How did one get LRS?

Can you explain in detail

Sayan_Dutta

DamanjeetTrehan Yes, it is, absolutely. (If the amount of investment is really big). Now what amount can be considered big is relative in nature and is up for debate.

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