
EC-CouncilBlockchain Developer Certification
Domain 4Objective 4
Types of Tokens and Digital Assets BDC Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Cryptomining, Tokenization, and Digital Assets domain, which makes up ~10% of our current practice bank.
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A gaming studio wants to issue in-game collectible items that are unique, can be traded between players, and must be verifiable as authentic on-chain. They also want to distribute a separate token to reward active players, where each reward unit is identical and divisible. Which pair of token standards should the studio use for the collectibles and the reward token, respectively?
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A real estate company wants to tokenize a commercial building to allow fractional ownership. Each token will represent a share of the property, and token holders will receive rental income proportionally. The company also wants to ensure compliance with securities regulations. Which approach best meets these requirements?
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A company is issuing a token that gives holders the right to vote on protocol upgrades and also provides a discount on transaction fees. The token does not pay dividends. Which classification best describes this token?
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Which type of token is most commonly associated with representing ownership of a unique digital asset, such as a specific piece of digital art?
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An artist wants to sell a limited series of 100 digital prints, where each print is identical in value and interchangeable with any other print from the series. However, the artist also wants to sell a one-of-a-kind digital masterpiece. Which token standard should be used for the prints and the masterpiece, respectively?
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