Governance Models for Blockchain Networks BBLC Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26foundation · easy

   Which scenario best illustrates a hybrid governance model?

   • AA network where all proposals are automatically executed by smart contracts without any human input
   • BA network where miners decide protocol changes through their mining power
   • CA network where community members discuss proposals off-chain, then vote on-chain to implement them
   • DA network where a foundation makes all decisions and the community has no say
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2. 27application · medium

   A consortium blockchain is governed by a council of member organizations. A new regulation requires that any change to the network's data privacy rules must be approved by a specific regulatory authority. How should the council incorporate this requirement into its off-chain governance process?

   • AThe council should add the regulatory authority as a mandatory approver for privacy-related changes
   • BThe council should ignore the regulation because blockchain is decentralized
   • CThe council should let the technical team decide privacy changes
   • DThe council should hold a token vote on privacy changes
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4. 28expert · hard

   A network is considering switching from token-weighted voting to quadratic voting to reduce plutocracy. However, a stakeholder argues that quadratic voting could be manipulated by a wealthy actor creating many wallets to spread their tokens. Which additional mechanism would best mitigate this risk?

   • ARequire a minimum token balance to vote
   • BUse a one-time identity verification for each voting wallet
   • CIncrease the voting period
   • DAllow token holders to delegate votes to a single delegate
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5. 29application · medium

   A blockchain network is experiencing voter apathy, with only 10% of token holders participating in governance votes. The network wants to increase participation while still ensuring that decisions reflect the will of the community. Which approach is most likely to achieve this?

   • AIncrease the quorum requirement to force more participation
   • BLower the quorum requirement to make it easier to pass proposals
   • CRestrict voting to a small group of active participants
   • DImplement delegated proof-of-stake to allow token holders to delegate their votes
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6. 30application · medium

   A blockchain network is designing its governance model. The founders want to ensure that all stakeholders have a voice, but they are concerned that some stakeholders, such as users, may not have the technical expertise to vote on complex protocol changes. What is the best way to address this?

   • AAllow users to delegate their voting power to trusted experts
   • BRestrict voting to developers and validators only
   • CRequire all token holders to vote on every proposal
   • DUse a simple majority vote without any delegation
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