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Cryptocurrency is reshaping how people think about money and their investments, and one of the more intriguing developments in this area is the rise of fractional crypto ownership.

It's the ability to buy and hold smaller pieces of a digital asset rather than needing to purchase a whole unit.

The price of major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum has soared over the last few years (into thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars).

Fractional ownership has opened the door for everyday investors to start participating in the market without needing significant capital. But is fractional crypto just a technical feature, or has it become a popular trend?

The answer is a layered one.

And on the one hand, platforms out there have made it easy and intuitive to buy crypto and dollar amounts rather than full coins. This boosts accessibility and engagement. But on the other hand, questions do remain open about whether most users truly understand what they're buying and whether fractional ownership has changed the way people view digital assets.

The infographic below explores the funding challenges and changes to be aware of, including whether outsourcing to a fractional crypto CFO is a good idea.

NOTE: The discussion in this article illustrates challenges for startups and founders in the crypto sector. Cryptocurrency or investing is not being recommended or endorsed. These activities involve significant risks, and individuals should only participate after conducting their own thorough research and evaluating their personal risk tolerance. Always seek professional financial or legal advice before making related decisions.

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