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First time poster here.

New hedgefunds and venture capital firms appear to be springing up in the Blockchain space at an alarming rate. I’m looking to diversify my investment portfolio into Blockchain but unfortunately do not have the time to keep up with the latest investment opportunities in this space. So I’m now in the process of doing my due diligence in selecting a firm to invest with and as one component of this, I ‘d like to get some insight from the community on the various leaders in this space.

I realize that most people here are mainly DIY investors and have been following this emerging asset class much longer than I have, and appreciate any insight offered.
Thanks

Yeah keeping up with everything in Blockchain and crypto can be a PAIN!

Have you checked out the new portfolio diversification tool called Totle? You can diversify your holdings into over 100 coins with just the touch of a slider. Pretty cool stuff. https://www.totle.com

You can find couple of good projects and stick with them for long term.

I'm checking on this one. I never thought there will be something like this. Been searching also for diversification app. I wonder if there's a crypto for that since the space needs one.

Is there really an app for that? IMO it's riskier to rely on other's bias to invest into. We should really study every investment even if it fails.

I would recommend you check out Coss.io to diversify your portfolio. As a Coss token holder you get fee split share of all the tokens being traded on the exchange. It is still not much but I got over $3 worth for last week in revenue fee split spread out on most coins traded on the exchange. That is for around 53k tokens held. Most of the fees where from Coss, ETH, BTC and Sub. Price of Coss is still about 30% below last high if you calculate in $ price and way below in ETH price. If you look at the price chart for Coss you will see that the price is raising lately and that is not without reason. First coin with trading promotion on Coss will start tomorrow and new UI for the exchange around Christmas time.

Investing in ICO's is a really risky move especially when it's your first time venturing into it. It's an unregulated market and anything can go wrong. Aways do your own research and only place money that you can afford to lose to protect yourself just in case the ICO turned out to be a scam.

A safer way to get involved into a project though is to start with airdrops. You literally get the coins for FREE, although there are some airdrops that require you a minimal set of tasks/requirements to join the program. One highly recommended airdrop right now is the one conducted by DeepOnion. They are currently on round 22 of 40 weeks of the airdrop program. You can check out some of the details in their ANN thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006010.0. It's a really good project that is primarily focused on privacy. DeepOnion is running transactions through the TOR network, and they also have an upcoming feature called "DeepSend". It will further obfuscate data via ring signatures. It's an amazing project with a lot of upside potential so getting in early into this coin is a guaranteed success.