Frequently Asked Questions

Why Choose us?

Stop living from paycheck to paycheck jobs, Stop living that kind of life, Investment is the best way to build a long-time wealth.

If you are here for investment guidance, we will provide you with nothing but the best in industry.

Don't go out there and invest with fake traders, we teach you how to do this like a Pro. Take your own decisions, Control your profits and losses. No need to depend on anyone else, because you are best one to know, what suits you better.

Remember one thing! Nothing good comes cheap 'be warned'

If you want to invest please do and have your profit within the duration given, we're not just the best but we always keep to our promise when it's comes to bitcoin trading investment.

This is not a quick rich scheme. This is well designed, tested course for all who wish to make good money in Cryptocurrency world.

What is Course Duration ?

Course duration is 90 working days.

2 hours Daily as per your Schedule.

Who is going to teach me?

We have multiple number of Experts from industry who contribute with us with their expertise and time to time guidance to our candidates.

This will be Online course, One on One training sessions. NO class room training. So we can deliver best without any distractions and you never get to feel, left behind in groups like other training programs.

Which states do you provide these One on One training?

It is Online training; we can provide training to anyone and anywhere within The United states of America.

What are terms and conditions you need me to follow to enroll this training?

You must have active and valid bitcoin wallet. To know more about legit and best ones, please follow our Knowledge Center.

Basic computer knowledge such as Internet browsing, little about MS Excel.

What are course Fees?

We charge One time $2499 for One year access. Remember one thing! Nothing good comes cheap 'be warned'

What if I don’t like your course?

No need to worry. We refund in full if you don’t like this course in first 30 Days. No questions asked.

What payment method do I use?

You have to follow website admission page for further procedure.

We recommend to use Crypto wallet payment for safest and fastest process.

We do not ask any bank information, credit card or debt card information for admission process.

I do not have Crypto wallet, I do not know how to do it ?

Not an issue. Please check our Knowledge Center and read carefully. We tried to make things easy to understand about how to get a safest and legit crypto wallet to avoid any personal and confidential information exposure.

We shared few safest and legit Crypto wallet providers within USA for smooth and safest experience for beginners.

Is cryptocurrency and Bitcoin the same thing?

No, Bitcoin is one type of cryptocurrency. There are thousands of cryptocurrencies.

What are the risks involved in cryptocurrencies?

There are many risks involved in investing in cryptocurrencies. Many people forget their password or private key and lose access to their cryptocurrency wallet. This risk is preventable by writing down your password and private key and storing them in a safe place, such as a safety deposit box or fire safe. Phishing links are another risk to investors. When a user clicks on the phishing link or button, code or another process may be activated that allows a hacker to access your information or even take over your computer. Often these links come to individuals via email, but it can also occur on social media and in message groups. Only click on links you completely trust. Another risk is investing in alternative (alt) coins. Anyone can create a coin that others can invest in. These altcoins may seem like desirable investments because individual coins can cost just cents or even a fraction of one cent. These alternative coins can be very volatile and have a high risk for price collapse. Encryption hacks are another risk. An encryption hack can happen to a device, an app or a website. While a hack is possible, the current 256-bit encryption protocol used for security in devices, apps and websites means that this risk is extremely unlikely. The computing power required to test all of the possible keys to the secure encryption is significant and it would take years to successfully hack.

Is my investment in cryptocurrency FDIC insured?

No.

Is it possible to lose all of your invested money in cryptocurrency?

Yes.

Is there a cryptocurrency that isn’t as volatile as Bitcoin?

Stablecoins are not volatile and many peg their market value to the US dollar. This means that one stablecoin has the same value as one US dollar.

Why is there so much demand for cryptocurrency?

The demand for cryptocurrency has risen as the interest in the cryptocurrency monetary standard has risen and as the process to purchase and trade cryptocurrency has become more accessible. Historically, monetary systems used the gold standard which pegged the value of the currency to the value of gold. The current Fiat monetary system does not back currency with a physical commodity, such as gold. Rather, the value is established by the government that issues the currency. The cryptocurrency standard does not rely on a commodity or a government to create its value. It eliminates the middleman (banks or the government) and allows people to conduct transactions like buying and selling privately and securely. Interest in this type of system has risen as people look for ways to conduct transactions quickly and directly. It has become easier to buy, sell and complete transactions with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as new platforms and exchanges are introduced to consumers. This increases the demand as more people are able to participate in the monetary system. Additionally, demand has increased as some cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, have a cap on the total number of coins that can be mined, limiting the amount of the currency available.

I am having trouble with the app or another cryptocurrency exchange, how do I get help?

Contact the cryptocurrency exchange you are using. Many companies have a chat or a call-back request. If you still need help Crypto Tutors has your back. Here is the troubleshooting at our Learning Center.

If you have any general questions feel free to fill out the form at the bottom of our website and we are happy to provide a recommendation. https://www.teamcommoncrypto.com/

Introduction to Cryptocurrency with Definitions.

An Introduction to Cryptocurrency:

In this course, you will learn what cryptocurrency is, how it works, and how to create a cryptocurrency wallet. So, what is Cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrency is a digital asset based on mathematics and trust. Cryptocurrency record keeping is fully transparent. When a sale or purchase of cryptocurrency occurs a transaction file is created and stored in a block. When one block is full then another block is created and linked to the previous block. This is called a blockchain. These files are protected using cryptography. Cryptography is a set of mathematical rules and algorithms that help secure these files in the blockchain. In 2009, Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to be created. It was created by an individual or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. One bitcoin can be worth tens of thousands of dollars. Fractional bitcoins can be purchased and these are called Satoshi's. You don't need to be rich or have previous trading experience to learn about cryptocurrency. As part of this course, we will provide you with a Cryptocurrency Dictionary and a course guide. We will also show you the steps needed to create your own free crypto wallet.

Demystifying Cryptocurrency:

Welcome to your cryptocurrency journey. There are many misconceptions when it comes to cryptocurrency. Here are 5 of the most common misconceptions about cryptocurrency. #1 You need to be rich in order to invest in cryptocurrency. This misconception came about because the price of one bitcoin is tens of thousands of dollars. Like how one US dollar is made up of 100 pennies, one bitcoin is made up of 100 million satoshis. It is possible to buy just a fraction of one bitcoin by buying satoshis. It is also possible to invest in other cryptocurrencies that have different and often lower values per coin than bitcoin. There are over 4,000 cryptocurrencies available. Some are valued at less than one penny per coin. Bitcoin satoshis and the variety of other cryptocurrencies out there make it possible to invest in cryptocurrency for very little money. Misconception #2, you need to have previous trading experience to invest in cryptocurrency. No matter who you are or where you come from, you only need an internet connection, a computer, and a willingness to learn in order to invest in cryptocurrency. Previous trading experience is not required. Misconception #3 All cryptocurrencies are highly volatile. Similar to traditional investments, there are different types of cryptocurrencies for different risk types. You may hear in the news when Bitcoin or Ethereum drops or increases in price dramatically in a short period of time. Other cryptocurrencies that do not make the news are more stable with prices that do not fluctuate dramatically, or at all. Misconception #4 Customer service is available to help me reset my password if I lose my account information. Customer service is not available to you if you lose your account password or private key. You may have heard stories about people losing large amounts of cryptocurrency. Often times this is because they have lost their password or private key and can no longer access their cryptocurrency wallet. This is why it is so important to keep your password and private key in a safe place. Misconception #5: Cryptocurrency has no real-world value. More and more vendors and online shops are accepting payment for real goods and services in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. It is also possible to change cryptocurrencies into US dollars that reside in an online wallet or that can be transferred to a bank account.

History of the Monetary System:

Let’s start with a brief history lesson on monetary systems using countries like the US and the European Union. In the past, these governments used something called the gold standard. This basically meant that you could walk into a bank and exchange your paper money for some amount of gold whenever you wanted. Over the last century, these governments have shifted towards the fiat standard which is what we still use today. Under this system, the banks no longer exchange paper money for gold. The government just promises that the paper will maintain its value like gold. Both of these monetary systems depend on trust. Under the gold standard, you have to trust that banks won’t steal the gold. Under the fiat standard, you have to trust that governments won’t print too much money. While throughout history, there have been many banks and governments that have abused this trust. So this leads to somewhat of a philosophical problem. The public values money, but there is a growing desire for an alternative standard of trust independent of banks or governments. Well, just in the last decade, a Crypto standard was born and the first baby was Bitcoin. Bitcoin was the first and still is the most popular standard, but it opened the door for an entire industry of coins which have collectively become serious competition to the old money guards. The crypto standard is a standard of trust based on mathematics and the public demand for a system that doesn’t depend on trusting banks or governments. We call all currency based on this standard cryptocurrency.

Risk & Security Best Practices:

Savvy investors are those who identify risks and make decisions based on potential income opportunities.

Every income opportunity, stock dividend, municipal bonds, real estate have risks associated with it.

We are educators and so we want to be very transparent about the risks involved so you can make sound judgments with your wealth.

Risks. The two identifiable risks are an encryption hack and a complete price collapse. Risk number 1: encryption is a mathematical process for securing private information like your bank account from unauthorized users. If the encryption is hacked, the wealth sores in the platform would be compromised. This risk isn’t new, in fact, it’s associated with every digital product, from your cell phone, social media, and online banking. An encryption hack is a risk inherent in every cryptocurrency, even bitcoin. However, the encryption methods used by these systems are considered so secure, major insurance companies are now offering insurance on cryptocurrencies. Risk number 2: Price collapse.

This scenario can occur if there is too much supply or too little demand of the cryptocurrency.

Security Tips:

Are you secure? Let’s check and find out.

Number 1. Use a separate email address for your cryptocurrency versus work and personal.

Number 2. Use a 2FA and VPN

Number 3: Never use public wifi

Store your seed phrase in a safe place like a safety deposit box or fireproof box.

Number 4: And get off a family plan because it increases vulnerability due to sim swapping.

Are you secure?

Blockchain:

Blockchain. All transactions are fully visible on the blockchain. When a sale or purchase of cryptocurrency occurs a transaction file is created and stored in a block. When one block is full then another block is created and linked to the previous block. This is called a blockchain. These files are protected using cryptography. Cryptography is a set of mathematical rules and algorithms that help secure these files in the blockchain.

Bitcoin:

Bitcoin is a digital asset and the first cryptocurrency. Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21,000,000 units and the math is written in a way that doesn’t allow any more than 21,000,000 to be created. With a limit in supply, this automatically creates a higher value in the cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency vs. Bitcoin:

Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that records transactions to a blockchain. Bitcoin is one of the most well-known cryptocurrencies because it was the first cryptocurrency to be invented. Then other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and alternative coins followed. There are now thousands of cryptocurrencies.