Now, it's not just about the basics; it's also about how the developer teams will strategize their way through the winter. In response to your inquiry, this line of reasoning leads me to believe that there is, indeed, the potential for a further decline. At the moment, the majority of tokens and coins, including bitcoin, are moving in a somewhat stagnant manner, with little to no meaningful movement. People are currently waiting for the next movement to occur before they can forward with their plans.
I'm not really sure what you meant, I mean they should developed, the strategy part is with the CEO or any other management team behind the project. And I think that's one downfall of any project because everything was rolled into one for the developer, they become the programmer, the marketing arm and every, that's why the project failed in the beginner.
And as investors, we should prepare for the worst specially in this bear market.
There is definitely some problem with teams who try to do everything themselves. If you are looking for a good project, it needs to have 1 thing that is clear, which is funding. If they have proper funding way before they start, and then they end up hiring people, and not just one person, I mean people as in group of people for each position they need, then they will become better. Having 3-4 developers, 2-3 designers and then 5 people for all else (marketing and community and social media etc) means that they are actually working on it.
However, most projects are one man operations, or 2-3 people at most, all of which try to build it from their skillset and be partners together, instead of hiring people who would be actually capable of doing something.