Welcome to the world of Bitcoin! We are happy to have you here! Don't be afraid to ask questions :)

So the harsh reality is that over time you will find that what @DarthCoin tells you about Bitcoin is actually true - even though it will sound super harsh, offensive, triggering and so on. With time you get over it.

When you see a blockchain that looks "interesting", then look at the incentives model, look at who actually holds all those tokens and got them initially, look at the history of people that tell you that it's interesting, look at how hard/easy it would be to run that blockchain node on your computer, actually try running it with old computer, look at how many people are using it, how much traction is it getting, does provide anything that other/newer blockchain can't just easily replace. To answer your question - there are always going to be scams and get-rich-quick schemers.