From the article:
Despite bitcoin's aspiration to be a safe haven asset, the cryptcurrency has not seen a rally with the stumble of the Turkish lira.
Now this is also something I'm curious about, I mean we did see an increase in volume on Turkish Bitcoin exchanges, but this hasn't resulted in the overall increase in price.
For your question:
Will Alt coins suffer the same fate and will Bitcoin rose out of the ashes like these bigger companies, that ended up being bigger and stronger than what they were, before the DotCom bubble burst?
We can't speak for every altcoin, but I do think that a large portion of them will disappear, just because it will become more and more obvious that they aren't solutions to real world problems.
How many coins and ICOs are there that claim they will revolutionize X type of industry, while in most of the cases those industries do not even benefit from having a blockchain-type solution.
There are a lot of investments going into projects that do not have the slightest chance at success. The sooner people get their money out of those coins/tokens, the less diluted the market will become.
Crypto investors seem to be very opportunistic, investing millions in projects that look good on paper perhaps, but in reality have very questionable goals.