I had severally come across these two words in crypto ecosystem but unfortunately, there seems to be the same in meaning, long term investment and Hold. Now, i think that long term  investments are assets that are held for more than one year. While "Hold", simply means holding coin even when it is crashing, you must have faith that the particular coin you hold will go up in value at some time in the future, probably 1year or more. What are your ideas. Thanks

Now, if you ask some mumbers of the crypto community about a choice concerning coinmarketcap ranking options on a planned investment, an answer you get from an average members of crypto ecosystem may be coins/token with good rising prices than it's volume or rising marketcap. For me, i also like the coin prices than the its rising volume or marketcap. What could be your choice?

Scammers target people of all backgrounds, ages and income levels across the world. There's no one group of people who are more likely to become a victim of a scam, all of us may be vulnerable to a scam at some time.
Scammers succeed because they look like the real thing and catch you off guard when you’re not expecting it. Scammers are getting smarter and taking advantage of new technology, new products or services and major events to create believable stories that will convince you to give them your money or personal details. Now, in crypto, this development look common. Why?

It appears that ICOs these days are taken too much time to accomplish their targeted goals especially in raising the initial soft and hard cap respectively. I am participating in a project that has taken over 5months and it still not concluded; i think something is wrong somewhere, or that it is now very difficult for most new start up to raised the needed capital( soft & hard cap).
Do you think that people are afraid to invest in some of these ICOs, or that some of this ICOs are waist of time, or that some of these ICOs has know good used cases when lunch?  Your thoughts.

I have been considering these two terms, "Buy-and-hold" and "long term investment", as applied every day especially from crypto enthusiasts; that certain people considered between 10 to 20 years as a long term investment, while others may consider five years to be a long-term investment. Individuals might have a shorter concept of long term, while institutions may perceive long term to mean a time far out in the future. Your opinion about these two term's descriptions will be appreciated.

Keep wondering why most ICOs continue to extend the project duration (road map), and of some these projects has adopted a strategy of braking their ICOs into stages, like stage 1,2,3 etc. My conclusion to this continuous extension or stages strategies, is basically because, investors are loosing interest; may due to fear of scam. Any further reasons? Thanks.

Friends, a look at common wisdom in crypto, that you will hear and read pretty much everywhere goes something like this: Keep majority of your portfolio should be mostly large cap mains (BTC/ETH/LTC/), a general rule of thumb would be keep 70% in the main coins. But let’s look at one good example:
Say you have less than $8,000 to invest and you go and buy one whole bitcoin. It’ll take weeks or months for it to hit $9,000 or $10,000. And even when it does, you’ll have made $1,000. That sounds good, but WHAT if you invested your money in a less known, smaller cap and upcoming altcoin.
Again, another example: you take $7,000 and dump it into some altcoins you researched and found to be good, and the price of that coin doubles (10+ coins have done that last month, even during this bear market). You’ll have $16,000 which makes a whopping $8.000 profit. Gentlemen, what do think should be the better investment between Altcoins and Bitcoin.