
EC-CouncilBlockchain Developer Certification
Domain 4Objective 4
Types of Tokens and Digital Assets BDC Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Cryptomining, Tokenization, and Digital Assets domain, which makes up ~10% of our current practice bank.
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A startup is launching a token that gives holders voting rights on platform decisions and a share of platform profits. The team wants to avoid securities classification if possible. Which feature is most likely to cause the token to be classified as a security?
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A developer is building a platform that needs to issue both a fungible reward point and a non-fungible achievement badge in the same smart contract to reduce deployment costs. Which token standard should the developer choose?
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A financial institution wants to tokenize a portfolio of bonds. Each bond has a unique ISIN and a fixed interest rate. The institution wants to allow institutional investors to trade these bonds on a blockchain while ensuring compliance with financial regulations. Which approach best meets these requirements?
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A real estate firm is tokenizing a commercial building. They want to sell shares of the property to multiple investors, where each share represents an equal fraction of ownership and can be freely traded on secondary markets. Which token type best fits this requirement?
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A company wants to tokenize a portfolio of invoices to allow investors to buy fractions of the portfolio. Each investor will receive a pro-rata share of the cash flows. The company wants to ensure that the tokens are compliant with securities laws. Which step is most critical in the tokenization process?
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