I encourage you to do your research about the technology (consensus mechanism, algorithm, purpose), team, and economics (total supply, inflation, coin holder), etc. before you put your money into a cryptocurrency, this is similar to the fundamental analysis that we use in the stock market.
Not hating on your post, it is perfect example why so many "wanna-be" traders are going to lose their money whenever this "game" dries up.
Then with less people trying to play the shitcoin game, it gets harder and harder to make money as an individual or with a shitcoin.
As bitcoin drops (like it is now) people move from shitcoins back into bitcoin.
The best thing to learn in crypto is there are many hodler's of bitcoin that don't tread into the cesspool of altcoins because there are too many frauds and scams. Until some new ways of assessing value are actually clear, trading will still be popular but there is little doubt there is going to be a crash in Alts at SOME point here. Considering Bitcoin and Ethereum are still not "classified" by the SEC as securities or defined properly as new asset classes.
https://toshitimes.com/sec-suspends-tradeable-assets-for-bitcoin-and-ethereum-on-exchanges/
The people coming into crypto looking for a quick buck have many other people in crypto hoping they lose their money and leave. Buying bitcoin and hodling is the only real way to store value long term.