I am very optimistic and I believe that this is the start of the bulls comin' back. More and more tokens are getting green lights on.

You should hodl it for a meanwhile, wait for it to go up and reach the price you've been waiting for. If your goal's met, sell.

I would have to differ on you with this one. Whitepaper is where you see the W's of an ICO's project. Who started it? What is it about? Why is it valuable? How is it suppose to help humanity? An ICO without whitepaper's kinda skeptical. Imagine trusting a project with your money without knowing what they're gonna do with it.

For more easier tip, I suggest that you divide your money to the top 5 coins in the market. They're all worth investing in, and I guarantee that it's a win! You just have to be optimistic and patient.

Ethereum's better than all other alts, beside from their intelligent contract and projects they continue to broaden, but also because they have aready gained the trust of, us, users and have earned their reputation starting from the ground to being second to Bitcoin.

The main reason why tokens change prices constantly is primarily because the market is open 24/7. Whales usually controls the pricing since they have huge stash and the newbies in crypto are easily affected by FUD which made the market unstable due to the unfamiliar way of thinking.

The sole purpose of bounty hunters is to earn. Making good money from joining campaigns, airdrops and making content is a great thing to have. Considering the less effort needed doing it than doing work which pays a minimum wage.  

If we see a massive adoption of cryptocurrency on major countries and cities all over the world then we can expect cryptocurrency to be taught in schools. Once, cryptocurrency adoption starts there will be a drastic change over the whole economy in general.

I'd rather choose Etheruem since it is "Decentralize" and has been developed from the ground up. On the other hand, XRP is "centralized" that alone would make you question why are they on top.

I have some concerns regarding keeping your tokens in an exchange:

1. If the exchange are not within the top 10 then its security is not as strong as fortress since it can be hacked.
2. Why would you risk putting it on exchange when you can keep it offline or in a cold storage?
3. Wallet hackers is just as notorious as Exchange phishers.

The list goes on but my point is it will always be better to keep your tokens offline until you want to sell them. Don't hold it on any exchanges since the listing can be retracted. 

Diminishing price of Ethereum will not affect its current reputation and state as no. 2 cryptocurrency. Major altcoins are based on Ethereum network. So, there is no need to worry. Price can change in an instant but the development and progress will ultimately make the token valueable.

Altcoin market is much more complex than bitcoin market due to it's massive volume of token. For example, every altcoin pricing is not directly proportional to bitcoin price due to the tokens specific development and timeline. Bitcoin can swing to $20000 again but has no effect on your token pricing given that the token is not ready to be used and still on beta stages.

If Ethereum's market value rises to $280-300 by end of the month then we can expect a good swing around November once the momentum starts. So far, October has been stable with no major slip only within 1-8% decrease and recover very well within the next few days. Even if the market is bearish, I still expect some green candles by December.

If you are having problems with sending and receiving tokens from an exchange it might be caused by:

1. You sent the token with few gas. More gas will result to faster transaction (try using 41-60 gwei)
2. The exchange you are using is having some server issues or the network is full. Top Exchanges normally has fast deposit (11-15 block confirmation) and withdrawal rates.  

In this digital world, all wallets are vulnerable to a hack especially if it is not well secured. Offline wallets such as Myetherwallet (.Json file) are also prone to hacking if it contain large amount of token. The most reliable way to store your token is by using hardware wallets like Ledger Nano S and Trezor. Wallet hacking can be attributed to many security issues such as password (too easy to guess; not using special characters and numbers), existing malware and spyware on device (always run a full system scan regularly) and phishing (accessing duplicate/fake sites or scammers using your credential to extort).

Most of the free tokens you can get from airdrops will have some or little to no value at all. Don't expect that much from airdrops since it is just a technique which promote the token at large with less effort needed. Hold it until it the token reaches a new all time high then sell.

I too believe in altcoins. Diversifying your portfolio with good alts will definitely give you more profit and cut your chances of loss, than just sticking to btc.

I guess it's the projects they're making to make our lives even better and easier, and how it actually manages to evolve and develop over time.

This is the reason why you should choose wisely the signature bounties you're joining and that you should first do research before joining.

We all know that the market is very erratic, so anything is possible. As for me, I am optimistic and I deeply believe that the market will recover and get back up again soon. Maybe not as high as the moon, but it'll recover. Remember that when you're down, there's no other way but up.