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Název 1 99Funken 2 Abundance Investment 3 Angelsden # Název 1 99funken 2 Abundance Investment 3 Angelsden 4 Apontoque 5 Appsplit 6 Barnraiser 7 Bidra.no 8 Bloom venture catalyst 9 Bnktothefuture 10 Booomerang.dk 11 Boosted 12 Buzzbnk 13 Catapooolt 14 Charidy 15 Circleup 16 Citizinvestor 17 CoAssets 18 Companisto 19 Crowdcube 20 CrowdCulture 21 Crowdfunder 22 Crowdfunder.co.uk 23 Crowdsupply 24 Cruzu 25 DemoHour 26 DigVentures 27 Donorschoose 28 Econeers 29 Eppela 30 Equitise 31 Everfund 32 Experiment 33 Exporo 34 Flzing v 35 Fondeadora 36 Fundit 37 Fundrazr 38 Gemeinschaftscrowd 39 Goteo 40 GreenVesting.com 41 Greenxmoney 42 Hit Hit 43 Housers 44 Idea.me 45 Indiegogo 46 Innovestment 47 Invesdor.com 48 JD crowdfunding 49 Jewcer 50 Karolina Fund 51 Katalyzator 52 Ketto 53 Kickstarter 54 KissKissBankBank 55 Kreativcisobe 56 Labolsasocial 57 Lanzanos 58 Lignum Capital 59 Marmelada 60 Massivemov 61 Mesenaatti.me 62 Monaco funding 63 Musicraiser 64 MyMicroInvest 65 Nakopni me 66 Namlebee 67 Octopousse 68 Oneplanetcrowd International B.V. 69 Penězdroj 70 Phundee 71 PledgeCents 72 Pledgeme 73 Pledgemusic 74 Pozible 75 PPL 76 Projeggt 77 Rockethub 78 Seed&Spark 79 Seedmatch 80 Seedrs 81 Snowballeffect 82 Spacehive 83 Spiele offensive 84 Start51 85 Startlab 86 Startme 87 Startnext 88 Startovac 89 Startsomegood 90 Syndicate Room 91 TheHotStart 92 Thundafund 93 Tubestart 94 Ulule 95 Venturate 96 Verkami 97 Vision bakery 98 Wemakeit 99 Wishberry 100 Zoomal Legenda: *Sociální média Vysvětlení zkratek pro sociální média F - Facebook T - Twitter Lin - LinkedIn G+ - Google plus YouT - YouTube Insta - Instagram Pin - Pinterest Tum - Tumblr Vimeo Xing Sina Weibo Douban Tianya Tencent Weibo Odkaz na platformu Míra úspěšnosti https://www.99funken.de/ 90.00% https://www.abundanceinvestment.com/invest 100.00% https://www.angelsden.com/ 90.00% http://www.apontoque.com 68.00% http://appsplit.com/ 5.88% https://www.barnraiser.us/ 82.00% https://bidra.no/ 35.70% http://bloomvc.com/about 43.00% http://banktothefuture.com/ 47.00% https://www.booomerang.dk/ 35.00% https://www.boosted.org.nz 80.00% https://www.buzzbnk.org/ 59.00% http://www.catapooolt.com/ 25.00% https://www.charidy.com/ 100.00% https://circleup.com/ 70.00% http://citizinvestor.com/ 60.00% https://coassets.com/ 35.00% www.companisto.com 54.00% https://www.crowdcube.com 55.00% http://www.crowdculture.se/en 55.00% https://www.crowdfunder.com/ 23.00% http://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/ 42.00% https://www.crowdsupply.com/ 58.00% https://www.cruzu.com/ 100.00% http://www.demohour.com/ 47.00% http://digventures.com 100.00% http://www.donorschoose.org/ 77.00% https://www.econeers.de/ 70.00% https://www.eppela.com/en 60.00% https://equitise.com/ 67.00% http://www.everfund.cz/ 46.42% https://experiment.com/ 48.20% https://exporo.de 100.00% https://www.flyingv.cc/ 49.00% https://fondeadora.mx/ 54.00% http://fundit.ie/browse 71.00% https://fundrazr.com/canada/ 26.00% https://www.gemeinschaftscrowd.de/ 75.00% https://en.goteo.org/ 70.12% https://www.greenvesting.com/ 100.00% https://www.greenxmoney.com/ 83.00% https://www.hithit.com/cs/home 43.00% https://www.housers.es/es/ 100.00% http://www.idea.me/ 55.00% https://www.indiegogo.com/#/picks_for_you 9.80% https://www.innovestment.de/ 70.00% https://www.invesdor.com/en 41.70% http://dj.jd.com/ 80.00% http://go.jewcer.com/ 70.00% https://www.karolinafund.com/ 77.40% http://www.katalyzator.cz/ 37.93% https://www.ketto.org/ 70.00% https://www.kickstarter.com/ 36.10% http://www.kisskissbankbank.com/ 54.00% http://www.kreativcisobe.cz/ 24.00% https://www.bolsasocial.com/ 66.00% http://www.lanzanos.com/ 30.00% http://www.lignumcap.com/ 100.00% http://www.marmelada.sk/ 26.60% http://www.massivemov.com/ 42.00% http://mesenaatti.me/ 70.90% http://www.monaco-funding.com/ 50.00% https://www.musicraiser.com/ 80.00% https://www.mymicroinvest.com/en 95.00% http://www.nakopni.me/ 9.00% http://namlebee.com/ 50.00% http://octopousse.com/ 66.80% https://www.oneplanetcrowd.com/de 70.00% https://penezdroj.cz/ 70.00% https://www.phundee.com 65.00% https://www.pledgecents.com/ 90.00% https://www.pledgeme.co.nz/ 50.00% http://www.pledgemusic.com/ 82.00% http://www.pozible.com/ 57.00% http://ppl.com.pt/pt 45.00% http://www.projeggt.com/ 79.61% https://www.rockethub.com/ 11.00% https://www.seedandspark.com/ 75.00% https://www.seedmatch.de/ 95.00% https://www.seedrs.com/ 50.00% https://www.snowballeffect.co.nz/ 90.00% https://www.spacehive.com/ 46.00% https://www.spiele-offensive.de/Spieleschmiede/ 93.00% http://www.start51.com/ 26.00% https://www.startlab.sk 70.00% http://www.startme.co.za/ 10.00% https://www.startnext.com/ 62.00% https://www.startovac.cz 61.00% https://startsomegood.com/ 53.00% https://www.syndicateroom.com/ 80.00% http://www.thehotstart.in/ 36.80% https://thundafund.com/ 68.00% https://www.tubestart.com/ 32.00% http://www.ulule.com/ 64.00% https://www.venturate.com/ 100.00% https://www.verkami.com/ 69.78% http://www.visionbakery.com/ 57.85% https://wemakeit.com/ 66.00% https://www.wishberry.in/ 70.00% http://www.zoomaal.com/ 86.50% Legenda: **Celkem vybráno v eurech Použité střední kurzy pro přepočet měn na eura Střední kurz za období 23.3.2015 - 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