Napster-backed startup wants to be Morningstar for the average Joe


This article first appeared on BostInno.com.

Since the last section of the JOBS Act was enacted in 2016, startups have been allowed to acquire funding through online portals from non-accredited investors. Average Joes can take advantage of this new process — known as regulation crowdfunding or equity crowdfunding — by picking a private startup, investing their money and cashing out superb profits should the company become the next unicorn.

Which brings us to a problem: How does Mr. Average…

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