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Personally, I wouldn't put in money that would hurt to lose, but if you really want to give it a shot, go ahead with a small amount while you're learning - the key thing is that by 2026 you've got it clear which blockchain you're using and how you'd get your money back if the exchange where you're storing it goes down!
A hack nobody mentions: before you invest a single dollar, get yourself a cold wallet (like a Ledger or Trezor) and practice actually moving coins between different wallets, so you see if you really understand how it works and don't end up sending your money to some scammer!
Most people I know who put money into crypto ended up losing it because they couldn't handle the volatility and sold in a panic. If you're gonna do it, only invest what you're willing to lose completely, without expecting it to be your shortcut to easy money.
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