Token Issuance, Token Economics, and Market Dynamics BBLC Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   What is the primary purpose of a vesting schedule in token distribution?

   • ATo burn tokens that are not sold during the initial offering.
   • BTo prevent large holders from selling their tokens all at once, reducing market disruption.
   • CTo increase the total supply of tokens over time.
   • DTo ensure that all tokens are distributed equally among all participants.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   How can an exchange listing most directly affect a token's adoption and price?

   • AIt reduces the token's volatility.
   • BIt guarantees a higher price for the token.
   • CIt increases the token's visibility and accessibility to a larger pool of investors, potentially increasing demand.
   • DIt automatically increases the token's total supply.
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4. 18application · medium

   A startup wants to raise capital from the public while ensuring that the tokens offered are backed by equity in the company and comply with securities regulations. Which token issuance method should they choose?

   • AInitial Exchange Offering (IEO)
   • BAirdrop
   • CInitial Coin Offering (ICO)
   • DSecurity Token Offering (STO)
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5. 19expert · hard

   A token is listed on a major exchange but has low liquidity and high price volatility. The team wants to improve market stability without relying on a centralized market maker. Which strategy would be most effective?

   • AConduct a large token burn to reduce supply
   • BIncrease the token's inflation rate to attract more holders
   • CIncentivize liquidity providers with yield farming rewards on a decentralized exchange
   • DList the token on more centralized exchanges
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6. 20application · medium

   A proof-of-stake network wants to incentivize validators to act honestly and secure the network. Which incentive design best aligns the interests of validators with the network's long-term health?

   • AGiving validators governance power without any staking requirement
   • BRewarding validators with transaction fees and staking rewards, while slashing their stake for malicious behavior
   • CPaying validators a fixed salary regardless of performance
   • DAllowing validators to set their own transaction fees without oversight
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