Specialized Tech Accelerator DigitalAMN Launches Newly Designed Website

In new developments, a specialized tech accelerator by the name of Digital Asset Monetary Network, Inc. (OTCMKTS:DATI) (DigitalAMN), recently announced the launching of its new website, which reflects the company’s new name and provides revised presentations and new features.

Formerly known as Digital Arts Media Network, the company, DigitalAMN, which leverages the Public Accelerator-Incubator model (PAI), recently underwent a corporate name change to better reflect the company’s goals and visions.

After a previous delay, the company recently reported the completion of the reported name change along with its return to “current” status with the OTC marketplace. According to the company, the corporate name change is only the first step in a series of efforts that will further reinvigorate the company’s focus. In particular, with what DigitalAMN can do for startups and development-stage companies, angel and early-stage investors, and everyday people looking for an opportunity to invest in high-value, fast-growth startups.

Following the recent name change, DigitalAMN assured shareholders that a new and improved website, along with new social media links, will follow shortly to support its developing ecosystem and service offerings.

According to DigitalAMN CEO Ajene Watson, “This website should ultimately encourage interaction with and between DATI shareholders, our client-companies, our portfolio companies and those savvy experienced investors who are supporting our ventures, or leveraging programs within our growing ecosystem.”

While the new website is still a work in progress, Watson is confident that this new move will benefit everyone down the line. “We encourage everyone to check out the new website, sign-up, and get involved...I mean really involved,” he continued, stating that he, along with DigitalAMN, “appreciate and request your participation in reviewing the companies we plan to bring on as clients and/or invest in.”

Watson also encourages everyone to provide constructive criticisms and suggestions on the company’s ecosystem as “it is being built to support your financial growth.”

“Be it that you might fall under the category of an angel or early-stage investor, a startup or development stage company, or most important, an everyday person looking for their piece of the pie. We welcome your input,” the CEO continued.

Everyday people, which Watson considers as the company’s “third audience,” is indeed an important aspect of the company’s work.

According to Watson, one common occurrence in the market space for early-growth companies and microcap communities is that the regular, non-accredited person has little to no access to it. In fact, Watson essentially said that even if these everyday investors happen to be accredited, they most often lack access to such opportunities. This lack of access acts as a barrier to even the majority of ‘accredited’ investors, barring them from the party.

Watson figured that in the microcap communities, where development-stage companies are still cheap, this barrier of entry does not make sense. So, the company went about creating a space where everyone, accredited and non-accredited investors alike, can get an equal opportunity to thrive.

DigitalAMN found a solution through truCrowd.com, a federal equity crowdfunding portal (Regulation CF or “Reg. CF”) that gives anyone the opportunity to invest; accredited or non-accredited alike. By putting client-companies that DigitalAMN is currently developing onto the truCrowd’s platform, the company effectively creates a bridge for everyday people to find viable investment opportunities. This gives everyone the ability to buy equity and invest in a company while it’s still young and developing.

Through this process, DigitalAMN is able to build a quality portfolio of high-value, fast-growing startups, and development stage companies, all aimed at success — while also giving everyone their piece of the pie. By utilizing its most valuable asset, which is its PAI model, the growth accelerator easily provides equitable investment opportunities to all investors from all walks of life, no matter what their socioeconomic standing is.

It’s certainly been a long journey from when Y Combinator, the first-ever seed accelerator, was established back in 2005. More than a decade later, the accelerator and incubator space has continued to flourish, helping founders propel their ideas from the drawing board to reality.

Promoting innovation in various sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, and even artificial intelligence, this breed of companies has found growth and success. Using tried-and-tested formulas, all parties are guided toward victory in the end.

Assisting startup ecosystems, these accelerators have become invaluable operators within their own public and private spheres, bringing together public entities, investors, entrepreneurs, and even corporations into one common space. In this one shared space, everyone shares the same goal: to help businesses quickly take root. That is what these accelerators have focused on doing for the last ten or so years and are becoming more proficient at doing it.

In fact, that space has grown so much, that according to a report by Gust, over $206,740,005 Billion has been invested in accelerators globally, from over 11,305 startups and 579 accelerator programs. And, as this latest data was released back in 2016, it’s quite overwhelming to think where the numbers stand now.

With these accelerators acting as the secret sauce behind a startup’s success, starting a business of your own has never been easier. Between crowdfunding, a low barrier of entry, an economy thirsty for innovation, and a workforce that can be dedicated if the right values align, the road to success is indeed paved with good intentions.

Of course, the hard part starts when you actually get through the door and start working on long-term goals and sustainability. But, that’s what accelerators like DigitalAMN are for: doing the initial heavy-lifting, giving you the boost you need, and setting you up for success for the long-term. What you do after is up to you, after all, you’re already equipped with all the knowledge you need.