AngelList democratized the funding of startups.
But a new platform launched today called Wefunder wants to open up the funding process to the masses -- as long as a critical bill passes Congress.
Wefunder will take a Kickstarter approach to crowdsource funding. The plan is to pick one company per week. First, accredited investors will do due diligence and put in $25,000. At that point, anyone will be able to invest $100 to $1,000 in the startup of the week.
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