It's just that you don't seem to really know what you're doing. You have to have thick skin here. You said you were fitted but you also said you raised your saddle height multiple times and that makes no sense. Either you didn't really get fitted and you're just doing it on the fly or you changed your fitting. And you said you couldn't comfortably reach the bars but then you lowered them which increases the reach. Now your saddle is tilted down so far you're going to slide off the nose. The bike looks almost unridable.

You know about what your saddle height should be if you researched. Then you want your saddle generally level and your bar height set so that you can be in a flat back aero position when in the drops and not have to break your neck to look forward. You don't have to have your bars slammed like so many here do to achieve that. The first pic looks pretty good, maybe you could remove some spacers and go down a little at a time.