So basically, the original early adopters have it better than anyone now can ever hope to get. Not that we can't do well, but the gravy train has already pulled way out of the station.
You are simply being negative, maybe out of sheer laziness.
You don't need as vast a jump in value of the next few blockchains you get into early because you can instead get into more of them, get a larger piece of them, and work herder, with more experience under your belt of what works, to ensure they do aquire value.
You seem to just be trying to make excuses for not getting into new launches and helping them too to grow.
You probably had plenty of reasons not to become an early adopter of bitcoin too, even if people had made sure you were one of the first to know about it.
Seems likely to be more a case of not going to the station until you are sure the train has left than the train leaving too soon.
-MarkM-
I'm not being negative, I'm just saying that it isn't going to be like the beginning. I bought a bunch of bitcoins over the last month, so I do believe that they have a bright future. But this is tempered with a knowledge on the limits of growth and the size of the whole economy.