Blockchain-Enabled Business and Revenue Models BBLC Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A blockchain-based logistics company plans to issue a token to incentivize shippers to provide accurate delivery data. The token will be earned by shippers who submit verified updates and can be spent on premium analytics services. What is the primary value-creation mechanism of this token?

   • AIt creates value through speculative trading on secondary markets
   • BIt reduces transaction costs by eliminating the need for a central authority
   • CIt represents an equity stake in the company, entitling holders to dividends
   • DIt aligns incentives by rewarding desired behavior with a token that has utility within the ecosystem
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2. 17application · medium

   A decentralized social media platform wants to reward content creators based on community engagement while preventing spam. Which tokenomic mechanism best achieves this?

   • ABurning tokens for every negative comment
   • BRewarding creators based solely on the number of posts they publish
   • CAllowing users to stake tokens to upvote or downvote content
   • DGiving every user an equal number of votes regardless of token holdings
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4. 18application · medium

   A blockchain-based music streaming platform wants to generate revenue while ensuring artists are fairly compensated. They plan to charge listeners a monthly fee and also sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that grant exclusive access to unreleased tracks. Which two revenue models are they combining?

   • AToken sales and advertising
   • BSubscription model and token sales
   • CTransaction fees and value-added services
   • DSubscription model and transaction fees
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5. 19foundation · easy

   How does blockchain primarily disrupt traditional business models through disintermediation?

   • ABy making all business data publicly visible
   • BBy requiring all transactions to be approved by a central authority
   • CBy increasing the number of intermediaries in a transaction
   • DBy enabling peer‑to‑peer transactions without a central intermediary
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6. 20foundation · easy

   Which blockchain‑enabled business model is characterized by an organization whose rules and decision‑making are encoded in smart contracts and executed without a central management team?

   • APlatform‑based model
   • BTokenization model
   • CDecentralized autonomous organization (DAO)
   • DValue‑added service model
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