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Don't regret your past. It's not even sure you're gonna invest in Bitcoin when you knew the price was only $10 at that time. Have you ever heard or read about someone who bought pizzas using their bitcoins in the past?. They also didn't know what the future has become. If they knew, they'll speak just like you lol. I mean, let's just embrace today and the future and learn from that mistakes. We can research these upcoming projects and invest so this time we can take our part and witness those projects becomes big in the future like Bitcoin
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There are a lot of ways to be able to earn money from the crypto world aside from trading. There are airdrop and bounty, bugs bounty, new users who are helping to do a test net (but it's not for a beginner I think). Let's talk about These things. An airdrop is an event held by the projects so you can do some easy tasks from them and get small rewards. Usually, it's done only once. Whereas bounty, is also held by the projects or they delegate it to known bounty managers so you can do some medium difficulty to hard difficulty tasks from them and get various rewards depending on your stakes. Usually, it takes a week or two or even more. Bugs bounty is a more technical task where you can find some lack from their application or system. Sometimes, new projects also have other ways to hold an airdrop like just giving away their coins/tokens to a wallet user with some qualifications that should be fulfilled.
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I agreed the team and dev capabilities take a big part in a project's success but IMHO, the success of the project depends on many aspects. In the community, for example, I saw many great devs so active in developing but unfortunately, the communities are lazy or probably because it just consists of airdroppers and AMA participants? I don't know. They face difficulty to gain new investors and hype the project. I think it needs both of the devs and the community's efforts to bring success to the project. In conclusion, I do agree with your statement that we should invest only what we can afford to lose
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I think step one that beginners should take is to read. There are so many sources that you can use to gain some knowledge. First of all, know the basics. Bitcointalk could be one of the best sources for us to do our research, Start from Bitcoin first, every basic that you can find about Bitcoin. Then, slowly learn about Altcoin, DeFi, NFTs, DEX, CEX, etc. Along the journey, you might find a new thing. If you don't understand, note that and search for it. While learning, you can also do it to practice. Do some trades in a small amount etc. I hope it could help.
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A wise man says "don't ever click an incoming email recklessly" lol it's me. I mean, we should always be guarded in the crypto world seriously. I always ignore whatever is related to crypto that comes to my mail. Whenever I want to open something that actually I subscribed to, I have to do cross-checking over and over again. I'm too afraid to open something there cause it's like I will be in pain even when I just touch them. We have to be super cautious to survive in the crypto world.
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Talking about private keys, People probably are just too scared to share them with other people because it's safer if only the holder that knowing it. Normally, when people died and they don't hand on the bitcoin wallet's private key, then other people won't be able to access the wallet. It means those bitcoins are stuck just like that there. But along with time, now there are some projects who are offering bitcoin inheritance services. You can check some projects like Criptoro, Keys.Casa, etc.
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