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Carl Pei’s Nothing invites users to invest in the company – $1.5 million worth shares available

Feb 17, 2021, 13:07 IST
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Nothing Technologies has invited users to invest in the company.Nothing
  • Nothing has invited users to invest in the company to get involved in building the firm.
  • Nothing has revealed that $1.5 million worth of shares are available for the public.
  • Users can invest a minimum of €50 and a maximum of €20,000.
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Carl Pei’s Nothing Technologies has invited users to invest in the company, asking them to get involved in the development of the company and its products.

Essentially, Nothing wants to involve its users right from the funding stage to product development, which is a slightly tweaked version of crowdfunding. Those who have followed Nothing’s founder Carl Pei would know that this is a way to get the community involved and generate hype – a recipe that has worked well for OnePlus.


Carl Pei had co-founded phone maker OnePlus -- based in China -- in 2013 along with Pete Lau. Pei announced his departure from OnePlus in October, 2020 and founded Nothing in January, 2021.


What is Nothing all about?

Nothing is a consumer technology company based in London. While not much is known about its plans, Pei has announced that Nothing will launch a pair of truly wireless earbuds.
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Nothing has also acquired Essential - the company which was founded by Andy Rubin, the co-founder of Android Inc.

How do I invest in Nothing and become a shareholder?

At the moment, Nothing has invited interested users to sign up with their email and desired investment amount on its website, nothing.tech.

Signing up on the Nothing website will get you early access to the funding platform, which the company says will open up in a few weeks’ time.

Nothing also noted that shares will be made available on a first-come first-serve basis. So, if you’re really interested in investing in an upcoming consumer tech company at an attractive valuation, this could be your chance to get in.

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At this point, it seems that users based out of any country can invest in Nothing, but rules in this regard will vary from country to country. Additionally, more details about this will be revealed by Nothing once the investing platform goes live.

Who has invested in Nothing?

Nothing had recently announced that it had raised $15 million in a Series A round led by GV (formerly Google Ventures). The $1.5 million from the public will be raised at the same valuation as the Series A round.

Apart from this, it had earlier raised $7 million in seed funding. Here are the participants of the seed funding.

Tony FadellPrincipal at Future Shape & Inventor of the iPod
Casey NeistatYouTuber
Kevin LinCo-founder of Twitch
Steve HuffmanCEO of Reddit
Liam CaseyFounder and CEO, PCH
Paddy CosgraveFounder of Web Summit
Josh BuckleyCEO of Product Hunt
Kunal ShahCEO, CRED

When will you be able to invest?

Users can start registering from today and the campaign will go on till March 2.
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What is the minimum amount for investment?

The minimum amount that you can invest is €50 (approx. ₹4,420.).

What is the maximum amount for investment?

A single user can invest a maximum of €20,000 (approx. ₹17,68,825).

Will the investors get a board seat?

Nothing will elect one board member from this community of users to represent the voice of the community in board meetings.

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