What’s Equity Crowdfunding And Why Does It Matter Now?

The window closes on August 27, and the price is $3.00/share. This is your chance to own the science.
If you’ve ever watched a biotech IPO and thought: “Why didn’t I hear about this earlier?”
Here’s your answer: Because the system was built to exclude you, until now.
Thanks to Regulation A+, companies like Cytonics can now raise capital from everyday investors, not just hedge funds and institutional elites.
This isn’t crypto. This isn’t hype. This is real equity in a clinical-stage biotech, and you can invest right now.
But not for long. The Cytonics Reg A+ round closes at 11:59 p.m. on August 27. This is the final opportunity to invest at $3.00/share before potential future raises at higher valuations.
What Is Equity Crowdfunding?
It’s a way for private companies to raise money directly from the public; legally, transparently, and with SEC oversight.
Cytonics used it to:
- Reject traditional VC and Wall Street control
- Raise $25M+ from 7,000+ individual investors
- Build a clean, fair cap table with equal-share terms
- Let people like you own shares in a biotech doing clinical-stage science, not just theory
Just 12 Days Left to Join
With the August 27 deadline approaching fast, here’s what you’re getting when you invest now:
- A share of a clinical-stage biotech, post–Phase 1
- Exposure to a $393B osteoarthritis market
- IP protection with 25 issued patents
- The same $3.00/share price as early believers
- A chance to say, “I got in before the next phase.”
The Final Countdown Has Begun
- Invest today, raise closes August 27 at 11:59 p.m.
- Only 12 days left to join at $3.00/share
- Secure your stake in the next generation of joint health
- Join 7,000+ investors before the door shuts
Stand with 7,000+ investors in shaping the future of OA treatment.
*Sponsored by Cytonics.
Reg A Disclaimer: This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. You may obtain a copy of the offering circular here.