It's not easy to choose coins to invest in a new project, and don't be easily carried away by project concepts that have sweet promises that they will come to fruition. but there could be absolutely nothing significant. As the bull season approaches, there are lots of projects with a series of airdrop rewards, this is more interesting to me, the future potential will be seen when the bull season has arrived
Projects that are born just because there is a bull season are usually not very suitable to be used as long-term investments because such new projects that try to create airdrops to attract more people to them are projects that can only be used for a while. Investors who already have sufficient experience in investing will usually prefer to choose cryptocurrency products that are mature enough and have also been in the crypto market for a long time.
The investment approach to a new project may be too risky, but one may also try one's luck. I personally would rather avoid than get involved, but someone who is able to weigh the risks and accept all the consequences is certainly welcome.
After all, there are several new projects that are promising and providing good returns to their investors. However, like most other altcoins, this project will be abandoned when there is no development and fails in its market competition. This is one of the concerns about why it is not good to make a new project a long-term investment, but in the short term investors or traders can certainly take advantage of price volatility to get returns.
Examples include Bitcoin and also several altcoins that are quite well known, although the main priority is Bitcoin if it is for long-term investment. So there is no need to get too close to new projects that at first only make sweet promises to seek interest from various groups, because they still may not be perfectly successful in that bull season.
In my opinion, not everyone chooses bitcoin as a long-term investment because some of us also consider altcoins. It's certainly fine to have both in an investment portfolio, but I seriously doubt that the new project will provide returns worth it with the risk in the long term. That's why I prefer avoidance rather than involvement, you and others may also need to consider that.