Very interesting to divide it like that but I think it makes perfect sense to do so. Because if you look at the pure
Currencies these are getting more and more competition and it's a bit hard to stay at the top. This category is at the moment my least favorite, unless we are talking about locking up some profit in a coin that is at the top which is perhaps a bit more stable.
I think it's more interesting to look at the other categories - what can this coin actually do ? For me that means that I like coins such as Neo, where you get gas by hodling. Tenx where you get a piece of the profit from all transactions. Smartcash that allows inflation to be your friend and so forth.
Some just look at the name and not behind the actual technology. EOS is also on my radar because I think it has still far to go.
I guess having a mix of the different categories is the best move. But these days I want to find coins that are not just coins but that offer something more.
I agree it make sense to diversify in all categories.
What I am trying to find out is what is really a fair price for a coin. Being in a bubble (that is my assumption) that is hard to find out but will be rewarded if the bubble collapses. My gut feeling is that most of the "Porfit" share coins are very expensive. While currencies if they really are used in real life and not only for speculation are cheap in comparison where it can go. But that I still have to verify.
Yes right now speculation is such a big part of the price and that is actually quite scary. In the same time it bodes well for something like Steem that has already been launched for some time and that has proved that it works in real life. In this sense I think Steem can be considered undervalued of compared to most the other coins with higher market cap