Megaupload 2.0 crowdfunding: Dotcom misses $7m target but hits $1.4m minimum to unlock cash
Not clear who invested or who owns the Cook Islands-based company that's getting the money.
The Kim Dotcom-led effort to crowdfund "Megaupload 2.0" and "Bitcache" has missed its $7 million target but topped the $1.4 million needed to access investors' money.
The campaign has just closed with $1.6 million from 354 backers
The crowdfund was originally pitched as an all-Bitcoin
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Megaupload 2.0 crowdfunding: Dotcom misses $7m target but hits $1.4m minimum to unlock cash
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