Is it normal for Bitcoin Forks to have zero to no information at all ?
From the website you shared, Loyce. Apparently I have coins ranging from "Bitcoin Community" "Bitcoin Hot" "Bitcoin Top",etc
I tried to find wallet or exchange for these coins with no avail, Coinmarketcap have no information about it and the only exchange I can find for it were from Yobit (which I hate due to its customer support)
I'll add this here though:
Funny enough, when CLAM airdrop first started many users on Bitcointalk would beg for other people's unused private keys 
Some even wanted to buy it for a few dollars
From the website you shared, Loyce. Apparently I have coins ranging from "Bitcoin Community" "Bitcoin Hot" "Bitcoin Top",etc
I tried to find wallet or exchange for these coins with no avail, Coinmarketcap have no information about it and the only exchange I can find for it were from Yobit (which I hate due to its customer support)
Have you considered adding CLAMS to the list? While not really a fork of bitcoin, every bitcoin address above a certain (very small) balance in May 2014 received a fixed amount of CLAMS in an airdrop
The CLAM airdrop happened before I was into crypto. I can't speak from personal experience, so I won't add it to the OP.I'll add this here though:
Every person who had Bitcoin at block 300,377, Litecoin at block 565,693, or Dogecoin at block 218,556 was given ~4.6 CLAM.
Yes, it is still waiting on chain for you
This is currently worth $28 per address which held more than just dust. Yes, it is still waiting on chain for you
Some even wanted to buy it for a few dollars