Yep, I can relate here, because in my work I use multiple monitors but I am using them because of productivity, I feel productive if I have more than 1 monitor because each monitor has their function but on trading, I don't think so. I don't know how it works.

What I can see only if they have big monitor or multiple, they tend to use it to display multiple pairs in the same time, maybe they are using it to monitor some price action real time? and they can enter on the trade immediately?

For me, there's no wrong with being a scalper. Because I believe that's their way of trade and there's nothing wrong, I can see a lot of people that are profitable when they do scalp trading.
But what I want to say is always think: "Not all the time, it's good to trade". There are also a lot of pairs you will try to look at and monitor if you are scalping.
So for me, scalp trading is just day trading, you either win or lose.

For me, it's better to start accumulating now because for me, sometimes the more you wait, the more you miss the opportunity.
Or you can split your entries, let's say you are planning $1000 on some altcoin, split that $1000 into 2 or 3 or more, depends on you and everytime price will drop on the level you selected, just buy or just leave a buy order.

Seems the Tron network is mostly only used because of the stablecoin.
For me, if you want to transfer funds with low fees between exchanges, the best option to use is the TRON network, as USDT tron network withdraws from the exchange A and deposit to exchange B.

Also, a coin will become "shitcoin" for some people who just don't like the coin, we don't have any official basis of how a coin is considered shitcoin.
I agree with you that even on top coins by market cap these days are still shitcoins. Especially altcoins that are new and no real world use case.

There's nothing about exchange-based tokens, they are all the same to me. But what I can see right now is new altcoins these days tend to be more risky, even if there's a high chance of high reward.
Among the list OP provided, the only first Uniswap, OG decentralized exchange for me, Uniswap for me will stay just like Ethereum.
Next is Binance and Kucoin only, they have been exchanges since 2017 and until now, they are all kicking alive! But just be careful, these centralized exchange are just like any centralized exchange who went bankrupt recently.

My answer for this is not to rely on signal, maybe sometimes you can but you need to verify it from your analysis.
I tried before  joining on a signal group and they provide free signal, but for me, I also analyze why the come up on that trade and especially because they also explain why they come up on that trade, it's a signal but at the same time you get lesson, you can learn.

But you can't get the answer only after a few trades when you start.
Trading for me is like a skill that you can learn and practice and become good at it.

Like you can't be good at something in just a short period of time. So for me, you need to first identify your goal why you want to trade and make sure you become consistent once you want to become a trader or once you decided to become.

Binance coin (BNB) is just like other altcoins for me, they will always start with hype and after that, they will start to lay low.
But this BNB is different because for me, Binance Exchange is only the reason why they are on top, I don't convince of their chain which is the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), if Binance Exchange will be gone, BNB will be gone also.

I rather go to meme coins because, for me, meme coins on every bull run are good, especially if you hit the jackpot where the parabolic run will commence every bull run. There's always room for it. Even dogecoin, for every bull run, you can really make a good profit, dogecoin is always here to stay compared to other altcoins or meme coins which just only once will go parabolic run will be gone after.

There's no recovery at all for me, because what we experienced recently is just a correction, just remember how fast we go above $30,000 after we back $20,000 this year.
So for me, the recent dump is a healthy price action of Bitcoin to continue it's bullish move upside.

I'm just using the same strategies with others. But for me, before I become profitable, I have good risk management.
With that, I always have a plan and always stick to it especially having a good risk: reward ratio.

About the technical part when it comes to doing some charts, analyzing patterns, supports and resistances and basic indicators is already enough for me.

I'm not expecting below $20,000 anymore.
Bitcoin block halving is fast approaching and for me, that's the signal already that we will not see lowr than $20,000 ever again.

I'm bullish starting the end of quarter this year and including that, we will not see the $20k level again.

I learned a lot, that's all I can say. But I can't be denied that I lost some, especially when the collapse of FTX LUNA. I'm glad that I diversify my funds to different exchanges and wallets also.
I realized that holding your funds to your wallet is the safest way to protect your funds.

Among the list, I am only familiar with Venom. Because Venom Foundation is quite a huge project which is licensed under the Abu Dhabi market.

But right now, with Layer-2 networks starting to become famous in the market they starting to dominate Decentralized Finance (DeFi), and the volume and users on layer-1 networks are not that so huge anymore. The only last layer-1 network I remember that really made a huge run is Solana, but after all, they are all now overtaken by layer-2 networks.

The time of PEPE is already done, it's different from SHIBA INU before, because PEPE was born in a bear market, not in a bull market.
While SHIBA is on perfect timing, and the parabolic run made by SHIBA INU is different because it was timing in bull run, a lot of people benefited the run.

I highly suggest that you must start considering looking at TVL (Total Value Locked) when selecting a good decentralized exchange and seems you need decentralized derivatives.
Try to look her: https://defillama.com/protocols/derivatives

It's a list of derivatives platforms and you can sort it by higher TVL. Right now, GMX and DyDx are on the top.
GMX is good if you want to use Arbitrum, you can save a lot of fees.

Even in centralized exchanges or gambling sites that involve KYC, there's still a lot of chance your personal information will be leaked.
Another issue to avoid is not using exchanges that ask for KYC, try to find another alternative like using decentralized exchanges.

With or without 2FA, if the platform itself is vulnerable, you can still get hacked.

Bitcoin for me is already a privacy coin.
I'm not a hater of Monero but it's just an altcoin after all. It's just the same with other altcoins that became on top because of hype.
Now Monero is becoming unpopular because there is no hype anymore and there is a lack of adoption and there is also a lot of competition from other privacy coins.

Very risky for me if the platform you will stake on is not safe. But if you want to protect your funds especially protect from spending and losing value by buying other coins, staking is good especially instead of holding it in your wallet, just stake it somewhere that will earn interest.

Seems you want to do some staking with involved of 2 cryptocurrency, a pair with a stablecoin and non stablecoin, expect the impermanent loss here, don't be lured with the APY/APR.