Please stop saying DYOR if you're not going to give real advice other than: "read the whitepapers"

Trying to research crypto is hard, I've been involved in crypto on and off since 2017 and I still don't know where to find trustworthy information. Googling crypto brings a heaping pile of FUD, rando price predictions, and mommy-blog style opinion pieces that don't do anything to educate you. Wikipedia only gives about a kindergarten level of education. And it seems like everyone who's interested in informing you is just inviting you into their echo-chamber of shameless shilling.

Here's an example, let's say someone says ADA is overhyped, it has no live projects that and I shouldn't buy it. I would like to know: Where do I go see what ADA has planned? How scalable is ADA? How do I educate myself on marketcap and see for myself if it's overhyped? What advantages does ADA have over ETH and vice versa? What else might I be missing?

Currently, I'd google each question individually, then struggle to find articles that answer my question, then try to assess which sources are trustworthy. But this takes literal hours of time I don't have. Is there any other way to find more concentrated trustworthy information?

I'm tired of sifting through nonsense hype and endless FUD. Would appreciate any recommendations!