One author.
One obsession.

started CrowdfundedWealth because every existing review site was either affiliate-stuffed garbage or surface-level checklists. Nobody was reading the SEC filings. Nobody was running the math.

So I do. Forty hours per platform. Every fee schedule. Every liquidity clause. Every Reddit thread. Every 10-K.

If a platform has problems, I say it — in paragraph one, not buried in a footnote. That's the whole product.

Don't trust the author. Check the filing.

CrowdfundedWealth is written by one person who publishes under a first name only. That is why the site is built to be checked rather than believed:

1. 01The filing first. The numbers come from the issuer's own SEC filings — 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, N-CSR, 1-K, Form D, tender offer documents — cited by accession number or linked, not from sponsor marketing or other review sites. Where a page relies on anything else, it says what.
2. 02Dated. Pages show when they were published and last updated; each vehicle file shows the date its data was pulled from EDGAR and the period end of every figure.
3. 03Corrected in public. When a figure is wrong it is replaced with the filing's, and a dated note on the page says what it used to say.
4. 04Paid in the open. The site earns affiliate commissions, referral fees and fees for a paid filing read, and says so where each appears (disclosure). It is not a licensed adviser and nothing here is advice.

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