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in the end it still depends on the quality of the team. i agree that too much bounty allocations may mean subsequent dumps. but most bounties nowadays are <2% anyways. If the project is good, ppl hold their bounty tokens too.
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no one can really tell u that. sometimes rebounds happen, sometimes u get stuck for longer. just ask the guys who bought btc at 20k. in crypto, every month is a trading year. u need to make your own judgements on the trends.
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the time when u throw a stone and hit a 3x token is over. it will take a lot more work to spot good tokens and projects from here on out. but i think it will still be worth it.
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depends on what resources u have, how much money, how much time etc. and your own investing style. some ppl are better at spotting fundamentals, some ppl are better at spotting trends in charts, others are awesome at affiliate mkting (which is essentially what bounties are all abt).
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own home, maybe a car, enough passive income to not worry abt the daily chores of life. maybe explore the world a bit, see things, meet ppl. do some meaning stuff like write a book, charity work with kids etc.
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i like platform coins, so yes, eth and neo. Some specialised utility tokens like airtoken (mobile + em) and ntk (AI + big data) are cool too. i think what matters is whether the team is solid, the roadmap is clear, and the project's value is still reasonable and not overly hyped up.
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i have varied amounts of eth, ltc, neo, airtoken, credits... been accumulating erc-20 tokens too from bounties etc., mostly small amts, but getting exposure to the tech via reading and tweeting etc. while earning coffee money isn't such a bad deal.
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