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CrowdEquity is, by concept, an instrument for democratizing investments in any economy. It allows small investors to enter the capital market – previously restricted to structured funds and large fortunes – outside of conventional stock exchanges. This possibility, in addition to representing democratization and inclusion of this investment layer, also results in a larger volume of capital flowing into smaller (early-stage) startups. For a country like Brazil, this type of financial solution is highly valuable. A true (positive) explosion of crowdfunding vehicles is expected in Brazil as a result of the effects of CVM Resolution 88, which has relaxed and expanded the rules for fundraising and operation of entities in the country.