Translations for „crowdfund“ in the English » German Dictionary

crowd·fund [ˈkraʊdfʌnd] VB trans

to crowdfund a project

ein Projekt mit Hilfe von Fremdkapital vieler einzelner Personen finanzieren, sodass ein Eigenkapital nicht nötig ist

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to crowdfund a project

ein Projekt mit Hilfe von Fremdkapital vieler einzelner Personen finanzieren, sodass ein Eigenkapital nicht nötig ist

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Crowdfund a space colony and get other people to pay for it and do all the work!

www.videogamer.com

The proposed rules allow entrepreneurs to do a crowdfund offering to unaccredited investors at the same time they do a private offering to accredited investors.

venturebeat.com

The new business will offer an end-to-end solution that will help clients have a successful crowdfund.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Ultimately, our decision to crowdfund came down to two things.

www.cityam.com

A writer can build a readership while they develop their novel, collect pre-orders of their books and crowdfund the completion of their work.

www.smh.com.au

Crowdfund a teacher's wish list, or the school supplies for students whose parents are going through tough times.

techcrunch.com

The legislation requires that the selling of crowdfund securities take place on registered websites.

venturebeat.com

So we asked the public to help us crowdfund the price of the video.

www.snopes.com

It will be no surprise to anyone that this crowdfund isn't going to hit its target.

entertainment.ie

Creators had access to this crowdfund by receiving votes from the festival visitors.

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