Sounds like what I am constantly having to tell people. When asked, I tell people why I buy or sell what I buy or sell, but I tell them don't do anything I do because I have no idea what you know and what you need.

Two corrections:

"Crypto is not a way to make money, it is a way to keep money"

"Trading cryptocurrencies is more like trading forex. You can win big very fast and lose big even faster."

1.

Crypto is in no way a way to keep money. Just ask anyone who bought BTC December of 2017. Or any of the thousands who bought ICOs that no longer exist. If crypto is anything, it's like trading penny stocks in the boiler room days.

2. Trading crypto is not like trading forex.

If you're a believer in technical trading or some other kind of amateur, then your analogy is somewhat correct. Otherwise, real traders who make and preserve their investments understand the complex economic policies that drive relative values of currencies. In other words, there is a basis for value. Crypto, on the other hand, is just a step away from gambling. Of course, the one significant component of value is the demand generated by illicit activity. There's a really good reason crypto is so volatile. It's hard to empirically analyze that, so idiotic speculation and technical trading augment demand.