
EC-CouncilBlockchain Business Leader Certification
Domain 1Objective 5
Blockchain-Enabled Business and Revenue Models BBLC Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Blockchain Fundamentals for Business domain, which makes up ~11% of our current practice bank.
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A hotel booking platform currently charges hotels a 15% commission per booking. They are exploring a blockchain-based system where hotels and travelers interact directly, and the platform charges a fixed listing fee. What is the primary transformation in the revenue model?
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A traditional remittance company charges a 7% fee for international money transfers. A blockchain startup offers the same service with a flat fee of $1, but requires users to hold a small amount of the startup's token to access the service. The startup's revenue comes from the flat fee and the appreciation of the token. What is the most significant disruption to the traditional remittance model?
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A supply chain company currently relies on a third-party auditing firm to certify product authenticity. They are considering a blockchain system where each product's history is recorded on an immutable ledger, and customers can verify authenticity themselves. What is the most significant impact on the traditional business model?
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A music streaming platform is considering blockchain to give artists more control over their royalties. Which change best illustrates the transformation of the traditional music business model?
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A new blockchain project plans to distribute tokens to early users who contribute to the network's growth. Which distribution strategy best aligns long-term incentives?
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