cryptocurrency has become a lucrative business for many. A business involves buying and selling of services or a product for profits.In this crypto business, Gone are those days when investors are in for the long term. it is interesting to note that while the big guys cares about profits and not lost. everyone is into this crypto to make money.
therefore. i believe that it bounty hunters that worked hard to earn their rewards are the real holders and believers in a projects because they took their time to study the project. do the research to ascertain whether it is a good project to hold on or Not.
Believe this or Not, An investor has little or no time to study what a crypto project has to offer. they rather trust whatever their portfolio manager told them to do. they care more on when the profits are made and to move on.

Most projects that were dumped on the market were investors that dumped early on hunters who has no choice than to market aggressively to re-ignite a gradually falling project.  Most projects that experinced this sudden dump by investors includes. Serve, Foxtrading, Agrocoin and many more.

The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.

It will be very painful if you promote a project for 12 weeks and it end up a scam, I guess that's why many prefer 4weeks bounty duration to safe time but blockburn and Spyce were 4weeks, look what happened to them in the end

With barely a week before the halving, it will happen after the halving $250 is very much attainable, Ethereum price is moving nicely while we are near the halving I don't see any hindrance that can stop it from reaching $250 my best bet is it will even reach even $400 before the end of the month.

What a question this is! No one will say the exact amount of earning IMO All will skip the answer by jocking. Most of the people here mainly the bounty hunters were earning in 2017. And Last year was the worst year in the crypto. So if we calculate our earning (except some high quality trusted member) then the result will give us nothing but a sock. 

I agree with you, crypto can not replace fiat at least not now, maybe that can happen in the future, they both serve important purpose and can work alongside one another for better spending experience, we not also forget that fiat is always the preferred option when the market is crashing, many people often cash out to fiat, which evidently shows that we all still need fiat, i think it will be better if they both coexist rather than one replacing the other, but who knows what the future holds.

All your arguments are taken as the correct points here, but during my long journey with crypto, I've figured out that people are interested in figures more than these projects itself, so if something pops up and it will be launching as an IEO over Binance and you get to buy some hefty amount of their tokens during presale and lottery, and when it opens up, boom. You just sell it 5-10 and even 20 times the price you bought them for. Many people will call this success, both for the project as well as themselves. This is the reason why most projects fail because the fact is, everything had since been a pump-dump scheme and people want this only - quick money.

The projects don't tend to survive nor they show any signs of prolonged developments because investors are not interested in - what has the project to do with Blockchain, technology and blah blah but all they look for is money because they are just pretty simple investors who just take these projects as a Pandora's box.