Bitfunder - Bitcoin Crowdfunding Site

[antonio123]

I just added Bitcoin Support to my adult crowdfunding site, and I noticed no other crowdfunding site seems to accept Bitcoin (The only two I could find: coinfunder.com and btc-funding.com both look dead) I can easily reuse parts of it to make a standalone crowdfunding site which accepts only Bitcoin. Is anyone interested?

[SFR10]

There are few others that accept BTCitcoin (that you missed). The problem here is, you popping out of nowhere with nothing to lose (reputation) and looking to make another crowdfunding site, without giving proper plan of how everything will be handled in terms of safety of funds and how people could be sure that their BTCitcoins will arrive to where it supposed for them to reach. And lastly base on recent rise of scammers, it would be better for you to not make standalone crowdfunding site and switch your attention to what you built earlier only.

[dopecoindude]

I just added Bitcoin Support to my adult crowdfunding site, and I noticed no other crowdfunding site seems to accept Bitcoin (The only two I could find: coinfunder.com and btc-funding.com both look dead) I can easily reuse parts of it to make a standalone crowdfunding site which accepts only Bitcoin. Is anyone interested?

Bitcoinstarter.com is about to re-launch. It was the 1st and oldest crowdfunding platform at the time. So there are others out there.

[Fortify]

There have been quite a few crowdfunding disasters around so I think the market for them is pretty tepid at the moment. There are numerous iterations of crowd funding sites and you do really need to find a unique selling point. Adding bitcoin will give you an edge, but maybe move away from the "adult" category to gain the widest and most valuable audience of webmasters.

[tommorisonwebdesign]

I might be interested in working on a project like this.