This misuse of the word "crypto" is starting to get irritating, especially from people who pretend to teach others something.

It's like all the self-proclaimed "SEO experts" from a few years ago suddenly decided that they are "crypto experts" despite knowing nothing about cryptology, not even the meaning of the word.

The blatant repurposing of the University of Oxford's logo isn't going to fly for long, and for a site for "all things crypto", it seems awfully focused on just crypto currencies.

The name is "Crypto" University, doesn't have anything about cryptography

This should've been named "The Royal Bitcoin University" judging from the logo.

Why not just create a course on Coursera or something?

Is this a good value? Has anyone gone through it all yet? (I would like to know).

I am currently going through the Hyperledger tutorial series on edX. It is completely free to access. See https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:LinuxFoundationX+L...

I find that the course material has a large intersection with the edX course. I'm not sure why they need an Indie Gogo Acccount. You can also buy a certificate on edX for $99 but this is optional.

Sounds really soft: https://thecryptouniversity.io/p/the-crypto-masterclass