Pieces lets skeptics bet against crowdfunding campaigns — and get paid if they're right
Hacker News Show HN·1w·johndebord
johndebord launched Pieces, a crowdfunding platform with a twist: alongside backers, doubters can stake money against a project succeeding, collecting a payout if it fails to deliver. The mechanic introduces real financial accountability to a space notorious for vaporware and missed timelines. For indie makers, it's a double-edged proposition — a new funding avenue that also invites public adversarial scrutiny.
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