1. a developer
2. build crypto wallets for new projects
3. find bugs in the system of many new projects
Not all people can do these jobs. 1 & 2 need sufficient funds, while for 3 you need specific skills. While for bounty and airdrop, most people can do them because they aren't required a big amount of money and specific skills, we can call them as easy jobs in crypto. We also don't forget that airdrop and bounty basically have a role to promote crypto around the world, not only promote new crypto projects only.
Completely agreed. If you have these sort of skills, what is the point in doing bounties and airdrops at such cheap rates? For development work you can get as much money in one hour as a bounty hunter receives in one month. Another things is that how many slots are available in the new projects? The market is already quite saturated and there is very little room for the new projects. So there is no point in saying that everyone can be a developer.