Digital Arts Media Network Inc (OTCMKTS:DATI) has unveiled its Exchange Direct program, which brings forth liquidity for early-stage investors and angel investors.
The Chairman and CEO of Digital Arts Media Network, Ajene Watson opined, “While battle testing Angels+, we were challenged to develop a new program to address various other liquidity needs of the angel and early-stage investors. We created the Exchange Direct program as a segue to introducing Angels+ to more startups.”
Watson proceeded to say that they are currently in negotiations with various angel investors and that they hope to close all the initial Exchange Direct transactions within a short period of time. Closing these Exchange Direct transactions will increase equity on the provider’s balance sheet and startup portfolio.
Digital Arts Media Network recently placed an equity investment in Fundanna, an innovative startup crowdfunding platform. This investment is a matter that has excited a wide array of startup investors, from seasoned professionals to everyday investors. Startups being funded on Fundanna have been anxious to hear the amount of capital infused in the platform, but the details have not yet been released. For years, cannabis-related startups have sought the opportunity to receive $1M+ in funding from accredited and non-accredited investors alike, and with DATI’s vote of confidence, that opportunity is closer than ever.
In addition to investors benefiting from Exchange Direct, startups have begun to embrace the Angels+ program, where a select few of them will be entitled to receive industry-leading support in legal assistance, funding and technical experience alike. Digital Arts Media Network remains committed to creating a mutually beneficial environment that will be useful to all retail traders and angel investors. The investment vessels DATI is creating will help founders, retail investors, and angel investors alike, because they will all maintain a focus on doing their part to create value and opportunity for one another.
