I've spent the last few months on Steem focusing on just that. Learning more about Steem and focusing less on the chaos that is happening with Steemit Inc and the price of Steem. I'm far from a master, but learning a little everday.
I once read that only 30% of the population of the United States was in favor of seceding from England. That means 70% were against it.
Man, that's crazy. I may have learned that in my American History class, but forgot about it if I even learned that at all.
One thing the bear market has taught me is what projects are good ones. I've mostly sold all the projects that aren't currency related that I can't do anything with. I've been slimming down my portfolio to Eth, EOS, Steem, Bitcoin, and looking into picking up some Telos. I've got tired of just watching vaporware coins loose value with no uses.
Yes the bear is teaching us about what is a value project and what is fluff.
Projects that spend the bulk of their time on marketing tend to get a bump in price but fall because there is nothing there.
The opposite is true for those that will succeed. Even without marketing at this point, as long as there is activity, development and users, the project has a chance.