For most purposes, it's enough to know that the money you put there could go to zero. Which means that you shouldn't invest in crypto anything whose losing would take a psychological toll if you lose (let alone investing money that you need for mortgage, etc. as seen in the Luna subreddit).

Then beyond that, the more information, the better, but the rest is not essential.

It's dangerous to play roulette, unless you know what you're doing...

Knowing that you’re literally gambling. Don’t put the money in unless you’re okay with the possibility of it being wiped out.

Just because many people foolishly trade crypto doesn't mean there aren't savvy people quietly making huge amounts of money.

I know one of them well, an individual who is up 9 figures over many years while staying market neutral.

Don't be fooled into thinking there is no such thing as knowing what you are doing.

1. Don't put your life savings into crypto.

"Own the exchange"