I would suggest you to avoid these bounty programs in the first place, be it legit or scam. You will be spending a lot of time doing these bounty tasks, but in the end, what you will earn won't be worth the time you would be spending on completing those tasks. If the project turns out to be scammed, you won't even earn a single penny. Even if the project turns out to be legit, the amount of people joining the program will end up reducing the rewards you will be receiving.
Try doing something more better instead of wasting your time doing bounty programs.

One of the biggest mistakes you are doing is comparing bitcoin trading with stock trading. They are not the same. They don't exhibit the same behavior at all. One should not try trading bitcoin like they are trading stocks.
On other hand, do you actually need books to learn how to trade? There are tons of free such books out there on the internet, but you won't truly learn anything unless you have tried trading yourself. You will be making lot of mistakes when trading and once you learn from you mistakes, you will be better at trading.

Do you think it is time to sell your altcoins? Don't take suggestions from random people on the internet. Most of the people out there will give you random suggestions based on nothing. They don't care if you make losses because of their suggestions. I would suggest you to do your own research. If you think it is best to sell your altcoins, then yeah go ahead. If you think there are chances that the price of altcoin will also rise with btc halving, then hold your altcoins. Or you can always sell a portion of your investment and buy bitcoin with it, while holding the rest.

Altcoin casino? I guess you are comparing investment with gambling. You shouldn't though. You have far more control on your investment money compared to gambling money.
Anyway, if you want to make steady and slow profit with less risk to carry, then yeah, just invest on bitcoin and keep holding it. But, if you are looking for some quick profit (and also quick losses!), then invest on altcoins. Remember, you will be risk level will be very high and chances are you will be losing you investment within few days.

It all actually varies from person to person. But, what does crypto and gambling addiction have to do with drug, alcohol and theft? How do you think crypto is going to help eliminate all these? It makes no sense at all. And alcohol addict and a druggie will still remain the same even if they gamble with crypto currencies. An gambling addict will still try to steal money for gambling. The risk ratio also doesn't change and remains the same!

This is nothing new. It happens every time. When the price of bitcoin and other crypto currencies starts to increase, random people all of a sudden becomes "prediction lord". They start making their own services (most of them through telegram or other private channels). Even if their intentions are not to scam people, they mislead investors and other naive people to great danger.

Trust me, you don't need any "crypto advisers" in order to learn how to "trade". Like you said, there are lot  of information out there on the internet which you can gather to get some idea on how to trade. Try to read different peoples first time experience on trading (lots of thread on reddit you can follow). Try to understand the market. Once you have gathered enough knowledge, try it our yourself with small investments. Don't expect to make profits right away. You will make losses and mistakes. Learn from these and get better!

People including me have been saying the same thing for a very long time. Bounty hunters shouldn't expect to get rich over night. Most of the projects are now shit and working for them is just a total waste of time. You will receive tokens for your work, but those tokens will barely worth anything.
You are better off doing something else more efficient with the time you have instead of spending those time on bounty projects.

He is going to be proud? You probably aren't updated with the recently news. He used to support bitcoin back then and made an absurd bet. But lately he backed off and took a negative stance against bitcoin. He started calling bitcoin a shitcoin. He now considers bitcoin as a coin with ancient technology and believes that there are other tons of alt coins that can dominate the market and are going to be considered a true crypto coin.

Just because you are feeling like it will skyrocket, does not mean that you will try to convince others to hold it. The market does not depends on how people "feel". Those prediction gurus did predict something based on numbers, charts and previous price, but this does not mean that the prediction will be accurate. Chances are that the prediction might even be totally wrong. We might see price fall back to $3,000. But then again, we might also see the price go above $20,000. What I am trying to really say over here is that invest at your own risk and try to understand about all the possible outcomes.

This is something you can not prevent. People hold altcoins to make profit. They main goal is "profit" not building a portfolio. When they see the price of bitcoin rising, they don't want to lose the opportunity of investing on bitcoin and make some quick profit. Thus they end up selling their altcoin and jumps into bitcoin investmnet causing the price of altcoins to drop, while the price of bitcoin starts to rise. They know that if they don't dump it, someone else will dump those coins, thus causing them to suffer from losses too.
Thus to avoid any loss and to maximize their profit, they invest on bitcoin.
Some people buys their sold coins back and cheaper rate.

Did the experts actually predicted the price completely on point or did they get lucky with their prediction? Why do most "experts" fail to predict the price of bitcoin being dumped or pumped?
The current speed seems unhealthy to be honest. What if BNB is just being pumped before it is about to dumped very badly? Asking for the price to reach $40 is a little bit too much. You almost want the price to double in just few days. Anyway, let us just hope for the best.

Its not just "new mobile wallets" that can be risky. Anyone downloading a new random wallet on a computer on a phone bears the risk of getting hacked. There are tons of such wallets out there that comes with a backdoor that can steal coins from the wallet and also private keys of all other wallets that you have on your computer. That is why it is really important to choose your wallet carefully. It is best to use an updated wallet provided officially by the developers of that coin. Or look for a wallet that is open source.

Most of the shitcoins are just a clone of other well known coins. They have nothing new to add to the current prevailing coins. Again, most of the shitcoins will try to scam investors, so the developers will mostly try to hide their identity. They will try to reveal bare minimum information about how their project is going to work. Even if they reveal who they are, chances are that those information are fake. If the most of the coins are being held (or already mined by the developers), then chances of those coins to be shit coin is very high. Abnormal price rise/fall and volume is also another way to spot a shit coin.

Yeah, small investment means small returns/profit. Also, even if you make huge amount of investment, don't expect huge profits within few days. You "will" make profit, but that is going to be in the long run. Remember, in the long run, the house always wins (due to house edge), which means, you will also be making profit along with the casino.
Sorry to hear that you got scammed. Unfortunately, you invested on a casino that had no reputation at all. Make sure you invest on a casino that is well known in this community.

Ethereum is currently on the 2nd position on Coinmarketcap based on market capitalization. Where as, binance is on the 9th position (when I last checked) on the list when ranking based on market capitalization. This means, binance needs to beat 7 more coins in order to beat and take over Ethereums position and replacing it. You are sound like you are trying to say that BNB is going to take over ETH within few days. I doubt that is going to happen. Might happen in the long run, but for now, it is not going to happen.

Have you had a look at crypto-news.net ? Looks like its going to be a good addition on the list you have made. You will find all latest update and news about the crypto world over there, well written by professional writers. Covers almost all kind of topics that might help people. Might also want to include NewsBTC.com.
The list you made are some already well known websites. Try adding more sites that are actually good but not known to all.

Is it really worth all those hassle to collect those coins and hope that one day the price will rise? You are just wasting your time behind all these. You could be doing better if you invest your time somewhere else doing something more productive.
Imagine spending a lot of time behind a bounty program, but the project ends up being dead or abandoned? Or the value of the tokens are so low that it won't even cover the price of a cup of coffee? Now imagine doing something more productive (like selling your skills) and getting some money that won't lose its value and is accepted everywhere.

Not everyone gambles for money. Some gamble just to have fun and enjoy different risks they are taking. They just accept their winnings as a form of reward. Even if someone earns a lot of money, you shouldn't be surprised if they gamble. If you go to a high stakes table in a casino, you will mostly find rich people playing over there who doesn't care much about the money they are about to lose.
Passion might help someone stop gambling (more like an gambling addict) if he manages to focus well on his passion during his leisure hours.

Yeah, mainstream events does have a huge impact on the price of crypto currencies. Like you said, when Mtgox got hacked, the prices of crypto currencies started to fall. The same thing still happens. Everytime a major exchange faces some problem or gets hacked, the prices starts to plummet. Every time something bad pops up about crypto currencies on the media, the price starts to fall. This is also true of positive events that cause the price to surge back up in price.