Before you start trading, learn how the market works and know the risks. Once you understand those, start trading. Just reading and watching videos won't get you anywhere. In fact you might end up with bad skills. Most of the "trading" videos are paid videos to shill for some shitcoins.
As long as you don't trade with your own coins, you won't learn anything. Start small. You won't be making any profit and you will be making a lot of mistakes. Learn from all those mistakes and you will eventually understand how to trade.

If it is a crypto casino then you can start by creating an announcement thread over here to announce and advertise your casino. You can buy banners through auction on this forum. You can start a signature campaign if the banners are very expensive for you. You can also start with promotions to attract users. You will have to spend a lot. Keep a good reputation, offer things that other casinos don't and then eventually you will grow and people will start advertising for you (assuming you have a very good affiliate program).

Not sure why you are surprised over here. Bitcoin is nothing new and I bet most of the people have heard about bitcoin at least once in their life. You shouldn't be surprised seeing pictures/logos of bitcoin around. Would have been surprising if it was a decade ago, but now you can see it almost everywhere.
Either the "agency" you mentioned accepts bitcoin as a payment or the editor just randomly added that picture. Found it on google, used it.

They know it is hard, but they believe that they can get very lucky. Hence they keep on trying. The more they play, the more they lose, the more they think they will win. Gamblers fallacy.

That "short increase of dopamine" can end up making them addicted to gambling. It is never worth the money. You can spend that money somewhere else and enjoy better. And I guess you are wrong here, most of the time people FOCUSES on winning big. They don't gamble for fun, they gamble for profit.

Your boss isn't ready to open a bitcoin casino. Or else he would have been able to ask specific or proper question instead of only asked "what is needed?".  He first needs to decide what kind of casino he wants. You can't start running a casino within few minutes (unless you are willing to buy some old casino or scripts which are very risky or dull. Those won't attract any users). He will need to evaluate the current market and provide something different than the ones we currently have.
No one will want to play in a new casino if that casino has nothing new to offer.

This is a little confusing. What do you mean by "they have to pay to wager"? I haven't seen any such e-sports betting. I mean, they let you wager as long as you have funds to place bets.
And what do you mean by free to play bets? Place bets without using any of your own funds? How is this going to work?
I guess most of you haven't watched e-sports broadcasts. I have seen some and if you watch them in game, you do have the option to choose freely which ever player's point of view you want.

Why would they want to switch to a new casino and risk their funds? There are hundreds of new casinos and most of them end up scamming their users or don't offer anything interesting at all. As long as they don't have anything new or unique to offer, I doubt anyone would want to play at those casinos.
Gamblers are not here to support new casinos, they are here to gamble and keep their funds safe. The only way new casinos can attract new players is through promotions (which usually attract freeloaders) and hope that they spread the word.

I doubt a serious gambler would care about the promotions and other rewards. Those are peanuts for serious gamblers. Those will only attract low quality users. The RTP factor is much more important for them. They would all prefer to play on casinos with games that have high RTP because in the long run it is the RTP factor that determines how fast they will go bankrupt. On other hand, those who seldom gambles wouldn't care much because the RTP factor doesn't affect them much. They would prefer promotions and other rewaeds.

Sell or not? That is up to you. We can't decide that. Once it hits the ATH, it means you are already on profit. Do you think you have made enough profit? Do you want to sell and enjoy the profit? Then go ahead, sell it. You can buy again later when the price drop or a market correction takes place. But know that the price might never drop again. If you think you the price will go up more and you can hold longer (for years), then keep holding until you reach your profit goal. This is something you will decide according to your own plans.

Because it is not safe. Google exchange hack or scam and you will find your answer. No matter how much they claim that they are very secure, there is still always chance of them getting hacked and you losing all your funds. There is also a chance that your account might get compromised and you might lose all your coins.
Oh and the main reason not to store your coins in an exchange - once you keep move your coins to a centralized exchange, you no longer own the funds.  The coins belong to the exchange since they control the keys and they can confiscate the funds and deny access whenever they want.

I doubt there would be any such project that would fail where the team is legit and is actually working hard to bring out something. As long as they are trying and is providing something unique or at least solves problems that current projects are facing, they won't fail. Look at different top 50 projects. There are many that were nothing years ago, but they are worth something now. As long as the devs don't give up, the project won't fail.

If we knew what that altcoin was, we would be holding that coin a lot to become a billionaire, not millionaire. You are asking a question that know one can answer. If anyone tells you he knows a coin that can make you a millionaire, he is either trying to shill for a shitcoin he invested in or just trying to straight scam you.
Stop looking for that "altcoins". Start investing in bitcoin and other top altcoins and keep holding. In the long run, you will make some nice profit!

Not profitable anymore? Then why is it still at the top? You can literally make profit with any coin. Looks more like you are trying to shill for coins that you have invested in.
Look at the price of the coins you have mentioned. They crash a lot when bitcoin drops a little.
Sure, those coins offer more use cases than bitcoin, but that doesn't mean that they will replace bitcoin. Maybe one day, but not now. Btw, ethereum is much more better than those two.

There is nothing to be surprised. It's 2022 and I met almost everyone has heard of bitcoin at least once in their lifetime. They do know a little about crypto currencies. There are tons of shows and movies that mentions bitcoin. I bet most of the audience didn't even notice they were talking about the bitcoin. Would have been surprising if it was like a decade ago.

Sure, give them bitcoins as a gift but random gift. Not during their birthday or other special occasion. You should give them something that they can keep with them and remind them of you when they look at it. Not money or crypto currencies.
But yeah, teach them how to use it. It doesn't have to be during their birthdays. You can teach them whenever you want. If they are interested, they will learn about it.
Then give them something precious. Not money.

You post makes no sense. Why would they have to exchange their BTC to rubles when trading gas? They could just sell and accept BTC. Send those BTC somewhere else. Cash if for some other currency.
And no, they are not stupid enough to use USDT. As far as i know USDT is somewhat centralized and your wallets can be frozen. So I doubt the Russian government would want to touch USDT.

Staking if you are holding for long term. But you should keep in mind about the volatility. You might get a 10% APY, but if the price of the coin falls by 20%, you lose 10% (if you sell. You don't lose anything if you don't sell). Bank interest gives you flat interest and the fiat currency isn't volatile. So you don't have to worry about your money in short term. But don't forget about the inflation. Your savings account will give you an interest between 1% to at best 3%, but the inflation in the long run leaves you with no profit/interest. Instead you will be losing money if you keep your funds in the bank for a long period of time. Worse if your country is facing hyper inflation.

If you really wanted to know about these bots, then you wouldn't have used a clickbait titile to lure people into reading what you wrote (i mean what you are trying to shill/sell/scam or whatever). It is obvious that you are trying to scam someone based on your post. I mean saying things like "how long will this freebie last" - you couldn't be more obvious, could you? Spam somewhere else.

Bounty programs are no longer profitable like they are used to be. They will pay you "big rewards" using their tokens, but when the tokens get released, the price gets dumped before you receive your rewards. And then there are those bounty program that don't pay or starts giving excuses to avoid paying. Don't waste your time looking for a good bounty program. Do something else. You will be earning better.

Everything keeps on evolving. I doubt crypto currency is the final stage of the money evolution. As technology advances, probably one day we will see that crypto currencies aren't as secure as they used to be. The whole network might start becoming vulnerable. While that happens, something new might have been created by then which will be much better than crypto currencies and eventually will replace crypto. The same way crypto currencies replaced fiat.