Media is an important aspect of every business strategy. Media would help you to get good exposure to the general public. It's all about propaganda war and whose propaganda is more believable.
I do love binance and use it regularly but it is becoming what the crypto is fighting against. But in the process of binance making people use and love it, they'll too introduce people to the huge universe of crypto and what lies behind binance.

For most of the games, approach is wrong from the start. Not only the game looks and mechanism are similar, they are more interested in making the people buy the tokens than actually making a playable game and a working earn and pay mechanism.
And with so much of new games everyday, people keep switching and the older ones keeps dying as the same people travels from one to another.

I stalk the ICO calendar of coinmarketcap, coingecko as well the event calendar to see what's new project and new events happening. I also view twitter accounts of exchanges, dex and audit companies to see what they've been doing. Sometimes a dex coin price goes up when they get good marks from audit. I also watch the large risers in coinmarketcap and where they were talked about the earlies. Most of the times its on twitter.

Dogecoin being the first meme coins is now a widely accepted crypto for merchant payments. ShibaInu, I still don't believe it's going such strong and they have a strong team that's trying to create a utility around the coin. I mean they both are not just meme right now. And with so much uncertainty and crypto market dominated by pumps and dumps, having popular coins like Dogecoin and ShibaInu in your portfolio is a safe bet.

It's almost impossible to make money out of force coin as it seems to be a complete scam. Other meme coins though still being a scam, can be used to make money if you timed you entry and exit right. It's still a gamble and I won't categorize it as a trading strategy but a bet. With so much uncertainty surround crypto and market as general and meme coin having no specific nature other than just started as fun, there's no certain formula that works.

There are many crypto projects that have anonymous founders and team. If you really want to participate in a new project with a known team, you can look for them in audit websites like certik and rogdoc. Though a know team is less likely to pull a scam, a team won't guarantee a success either. There would be less rugpull and vanishing with ICO funds but there could be other ways to scam.

Hodl means not to sell and keep holding. Staking is a way of getting interest/rewards for holding a specific coin. Staking was coined for POS coins but now applies to holding coins for profit in every platform and dapps wile hodl was coined by a fellow bitcointalk forum member about his drunk thoughts of you not losing your money unless you sell for loss. And that strategy has been proved beneficial a multiple of times in crypto.

Hypes are normal for crypto market. And solana is a growing network. Might not be as large as reaching $250+ a few months ago but still a coin with potential. People saw the potential and as a lot of them realized and a lot more followed the trend, it was overbought and overhyped leading to a problem in its network.  I think below $100 would still be a great price for people to buy solana.

Metamask, both extension and mobile app would do the job for you. The mobile app supports BSC, ETH and polygon while the extension could add any network just on a click and any tokens on another single click. You can set password and add as many accounts as you like. The only thing need to be careful is to secure your mnemonic phrase. They would also let you choose your fees with manual input. They also gets connected to dapps seamlessly. Trust wallet is another option but I find it slower than metamask for dapp uses.

I love Elon. Sometimes he acts stupid and sometimes greedy but he's one of the most important person for the world at the moment.
I'm also a fan of Dex, NFTs and dapps in general.
But anything that uses the names of popular figures, people and events without a prior authorization are plain scams.
Don't look at anything that uses such names when the real person is not involved. These are of same categorizes as covid tokens. Virus of the market.

I haven't tried it but withdrawing it on a coin that has zero fees on polygon or BSC network, exchanging it to Ethereum token, and bridging it Ethereum network maybe an option. Why exactly do you want to put the coins in myetherwallet on first place? There could be alternative way to buy the coin you want or the ICO you want to participate. Make transactions as few and as large as possible so that you'd not be paying on ethereum network multiple of times.

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As we kept watching the market, what I realized is different utility networks can co-exist and prosper while competing with each other and one won't necessarily make another absolute. If a platform is to fail, they need to lag far behind the current trend. The problem with solana was it was hyped large and grew quickly than expected. It corrected itself after the network halt. All of these coins would keep facing challenges from the newcomers. For them to stay in business, they should be able to adapt and change their network.

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New clone coins are far from safe as more than 90% becomes worthless after being traded freely. There's no absolute definition of meme coin but generally the coins founded as a joke or one that does not plans to have a value could be called a meme coin. 99% of current meme coins are scams built watching the success of Shiba Inu. Of you absolutely need to have a meme coin the most risk free is Dogecoin.

Depends on high how the rate/ROI is and how the platform generates it. For any projects or coin to provide you a return, they should have a working earning model. Of the several ways you could stake to ear BNB, the one that comes in my mind first is staking NFT on biswap for interest in several currencies. That could be considered a feasible and long term model as the rate aren't excessively high and the original token/NFT does not depreciate from its value plus the project has an earning defi model.
On the other hand for any new coins that when staked provides rewards in BNB, we should also consider the depreciation of value of the said token as most new Defi coin plummets so does the yield just after they are launched.

My first experience with NFT was not good. Bought it at a high value and the value of the NFT plummeted so much that it was lesser than the fees involved in selling it. It was in a platform called copuppy, haven't checked them in a while as I don't expect it to rise. The next NFT I bought was on biswap, specifically Sky nobi, it cost me $1000 and I have just staked on their NFT staking platform and already got $300 back in 3 months. 10% ROI every month, I don't plan on doing anything different for some time now.

I'll list the 5 exchanges I've probably used the most in recent times, all of them centralized exchanges as Dex or Defis would need a different explanation.
Binance, is the go to exchange, cheaper than average withdrawal fees. Almost nothing breaks. The only downside is they have higher minimum deposit for many coins. Anything deposited below that would be gone.
2nd most used is kucoin, used it mostly for kcs, usdt lending and grid tradings recently. When it comes about grid trading, pionex provides large leverage if you want to take the risks and it's my 3rd largest used cex. Fourth would be coinex, for their cheaper fees, 0 withdrawal fees for BCH. The fifth one would be probit specially for IEOs. FTX provides the lowest trading fees among popular exchanges but I personally had a bad experience with it (my fault) and never used it again.

It's quite surprising to see current status of Ethereum. The team could have given up with the project as they now know it can't compete with the new utility networks.
It was supposed to be an utility token but it's fees are higher than bitcoin, a coin with much lower supply and much higher price. I don't see much reasons why people would keep choosing when they can't use it as utility platform nor they are as rare as bitcoins.

Can't say it for sure but it's always good to have an strategy. Stop loss is good but you should consider several things and implement several different strategies if you want to profit from crypto. Not every crypto are brought for making short term trades. The overall trend of crypto has been bullish and the current market dip is not as large to call it a bullish trend rather it seem like a stable period after correction. Bitcoin has been to around 40K multiple times even after its all time high and that particular range seem to have a large resistance for its price.