Unconventional cap raise leaves unhappy trail from NZ to Poland

Unconventional cap raise leaves unhappy trail from NZ to Poland
Michael Moran claims his cryptocurrency savings app still has a future. (Image: YouTube)
Garth Bray
Investors who placed just over $1.1 million in a speculative fintech app founded in New Zealand are sceptical about plans to raise further capital by selling its intellectual property to an unnamed competitor.Early-stage investor Lucasz Przybysz, who doubts he will recover his US$15,000 (NZ$26,500) stake in Roundable, described the situation as: “An ongoing game of empty promises.”The Roundable app launched in NZ in 2023 and is still available for download from the Apple App Store and Google Play, but when BusinessDesk attempte...

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