Lex Markets Is Dead: What Its Collapse Teaches About Platform-Dependent Liquidity in Fractional Real Estate
Lex Markets built a genuinely novel structure: SEC-qualified Regulation A+ shares in single buildings, trading on a Nasdaq-powered exchange, for a $250 minimum, open to any investor regardless of...
Manhattan Street Capital Review 2026: Reg A+ for Growth-Stage Companies
TL;DR: Manhattan Street Capital is a technology platform, not a broker-dealer, and it does not run Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) campaigns at all. The company states plainly on its own site that...
Vint Review: Inside the Collapse of the SEC-Qualified Fine Wine Investing Platform
TL;DR: Vint, the Richmond, Virginia platform that let retail investors buy fractional shares of fine wine and spirits collections under SEC Regulation A+, is winding down after five years in...
Regulation A+ Offerings Explained: The Accredited (and Non-Accredited) Investor Guide for 2026
Regulation A+ is the SEC exemption that lets a private company raise up to $75 million in a 12-month period from both accredited and non-accredited investors without running a full-blown IPO regi