Crowdfunding is now allowing athletes to monetize their brand in a way previously unheard of. They can now create campaigns where their fans can invest in their future - and actually trade their holdings on a secondary market, just like you would a regular stock. We've created a landing page for athletes who would like more information on how this can work for them here:

https://prosportsbroker.com

... and here's a link to a podcast episode I did that describes the opportunity further:

https://mapableusa.com/new-sports-platform-allows-fans-to-invest-in-their-favorite-athletes-and-sports-stars/

The bottom line is this: With approximately 46 million fantasy sports fans out there, crowdfunding is truly a game changer that can provide both athletes and investors with a new path to generational wealth! Thanks!

- Ron

Ron Costa
ron@regamoney.com
702-336-5554
www.RegAMoney.com

Crowd1 has nothing in common with crowdfunding except for the word "crowd."  Crowd1 presents itself as a high-tech crowd marketing business but they offer a range of dubious products while promising significant returns to its “members.” It has super slick videos and deploys viral marketing packages and they promote themselves with a Yoda-inspired slogan, "impossible is nothing."

Crowd1 is a classic pyramid scheme that has made a fortune for a handful of European scammers (including Renze Deelstra, Johan Von Holstein and Jonas Werner) but it has left a trail of debt and poverty in countries across the developing world and especially in the African countries of South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria. To learn about the ugly deception under the shiny surface of Crowd1, watch the BBC expose by BBC documentary by journalist Ayanda Charlie:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0EjjArvzXA If you don’t have time to watch the full video, you can read about it here: https://gadgets-africa.com/2020/11/02/crowd1-pyramid-scheme-collapses