Token Issuance, Token Economics, and Market Dynamics BBLC Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A platform needs to issue both fungible rewards and unique digital collectibles within the same smart contract to reduce gas costs and improve user experience. Which token standard should they choose?

   • AERC-1155
   • BERC-777
   • CERC-721
   • DERC-20
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2. 7application · medium

   A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) issues a token that gives holders the right to vote on protocol upgrades and treasury allocations. What type of token utility does this represent, and how does it primarily drive token value?

   • ASecurity utility; value is driven by profit-sharing from the protocol's revenues
   • BGovernance utility; value is driven by the influence and control holders have over the protocol
   • CPayment utility; value is driven by the token's use as a medium of exchange
   • DUtility token for accessing services; value is driven by the demand for the protocol's services
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4. 8application · medium

   A startup wants to raise funds from a small group of venture capital firms while also building a broad user base. They plan to allocate 30% of tokens to private investors and 20% to community incentives. What is the primary benefit of this distribution strategy?

   • AIt balances institutional backing with community growth and alignment
   • BIt guarantees regulatory compliance in all jurisdictions
   • CIt eliminates the need for a public token sale
   • DIt ensures the token price remains stable during the public sale
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a core component of token economics?

   • ASupply and demand dynamics
   • BBlock size
   • CTransaction fees
   • DNetwork hash rate
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6. 10application · medium

   A token project plans to reduce the total supply over time by permanently removing a portion of tokens from circulation with each transaction. What is this mechanism called, and what is its intended impact on token price?

   • AToken minting; it increases supply, which can dilute value
   • BToken vesting; it locks tokens for a period, which can reduce selling pressure
   • CToken burning; it reduces supply, which can create upward price pressure if demand remains constant
   • DToken staking; it locks tokens to secure the network, which can reduce circulating supply
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