Since you ask, I'm going to give you a little bit of crypto vocabulary that you should start using if you want to learn before investing.

White Paper

A white paper is a technical document that describes the details of a cryptocurrency or blockchain project. It includes information about the problem that the project seeks to solve, how the technology behind the solution works, the token economy, and the development plan. It is the basis for investors and users to evaluate the viability of the project.

THIS IS THE FIRST THING YOU SHOULD LOOK AT IN ANY CURRENCY YOU WANT TO INVEST IN.

Decentralized network

A decentralized network is a system in which information or transactions are not controlled by a central entity (such as a bank or company), but are distributed among multiple nodes (computers) that participate in the network. This guarantees greater security, transparency, and resistance to censorship or failures. Example: Bitcoin and Ethereum.

For example, Binance is the opposite, it is CENTRALIZED.

DeFi (Decentralized Finance)

DeFi refers to an ecosystem of financial applications built on blockchain that allow financial transactions (such as loans, asset exchanges, or savings) to be carried out without intermediaries such as banks. Instead, transactions are executed through smart contracts that automate and secure the processes.

THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO LEARN TO USE WELL.

Pool

A pool is a group of resources pooled by multiple users to carry out a joint activity in the world of cryptocurrencies. There are two main uses:

Mining Pool: Several miners combine their computational power to increase the chances of mining a block and sharing the rewards.

Liquidity Pool: Users contribute funds to a smart contract on DeFi platforms to facilitate the exchange of tokens and earn commissions for the transactions that take place in that pool.

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A DECENTRALIZED TOOL.