I use myetherwallet. Very convenient for me. I access it thru metamask for security purposes. Just beware of phishing sites. I'm also looking forward for the release of mycrypto and equal wallet.

Yes. Be extra careful. Better to bookmark the sites you usually visit such as trading sites, mew and other online wallets. Never open sites from email also that asks personal information.

I read this in other forums I am into and I think it is also true.

"If you want to double or triple your bitcoin, then invest in altcoin"

There's no 100% guarantee that an altcoin will become successful.
It is really important that you do your own research on a particular project before you invest.
Asking questions such as Who are the team members? Token/Coin use case? is a good start.

ETH, LTC is always a safe investment for me. And Probably Dash.

There are rumors floating around that Binance is hack which appears to be the reason for the recent dump. No problems as far as I am concern.

It will definitely hit that figure ($10,000) but not this year. Maybe in three years time. But who knows really, It could be shorter or longer than that time frame.

Never open a mew link from emails, slack, or other social media. You can also bookmark the official website. Accessing mew thru metamask is also a good way to secure your ether and/or erc-20 tokens.

These are the things you need to have if you want to participate in airdrops:
1. Twitter account (the older and more followers, the better)
2. Telegram Account
3. Maybe a bitcointalk account or facebook account as some may require.

Make sure to follow some twitter airdrop accounts and/or join telegram groups for airdrops.

It's a hard thing to do especially if you've invested all your fiat.
Maybe just set your sell orders at a higher price and wait.
It helps not to check them too often.  

Why would they do that?
Are they trying to implement a new policy of "Know Your Bounty Hunter"?

Personally, I don't think it is right for them to ask for any personal information.
If ever I encounter one, I'll simply avoid.

I like fork delta. I would suggest to always use another layer of security like Metamask when you trade there. So far, transactions have been smooth.

It's a bit tricky actually. Airdropped tokens or coins usually pumps just before CMC listing or during that. And usually dumps during development phase. It is up to you to decide if you want to sell or sold based on where the project is going. 

Let's just say the most successful ones in crypto read whitepapers. The discipline to read is probably what separates the whales from the shrimps. If you are after pumps and dumps, then whitepaper is not for you

The idea is good. This will give more security to investors. The developers will need to make sure they have to deliver their promise. I just hope other projects who will do ICO's will follow this concept too.

Personally, I would not "encourage" them to invest in crypto. "Encourage" is more like convincing people to invest which I think is not good. I'd rather wait for them to ask and if they are really interested, I'll teach them some basic things about cryptocurrencies. They can then decide on their own if they want to invest.

Whatever strategy you did when you turned your .01 BTC to 12 BTC, you can keep doing that. Maybe you can again turn your 12 BTC to a hundred BTC in the next six months. If I were in your position, hold 6 bitcoins, convert 1 btc to fiat, then invest the rest in altcoins.

There are some established coins/tokens out there that are under $1 and I think they are highly undervalued. A lot of them are already listed in previous replies. If you wish, you could also take a look at some ICO's just be careful.

Yes, airdrops are profitable. It just depends on how big or small the profit is since it's given for free. Generally, those who will hold their airdropped tokens/coins and wait for the project to grow will get bigger returns. Those who dump early usually gets peanuts.

Good question. My personal preferences are Ethereum, Waves, and Syscoin, I am still reading on some alts that might have a huge growth in one or two years. 

It is not always the case. Maybe what you are only seeing are the alts you are holding.
Some alts will go up or down whether bitcoin goes up, down or sideways.