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- Meme Coin Mania – Beware the hype!
- Why do Bitcoin miners keep mining when the Halving reduces their rewards ?
- Bitcoin Mining Lottery
- Ethereum Blobs: Reducing Fees and Enhancing Efficiency
- Understanding the Ethereum Dencun Update
- SHA-256 and its Crucial Role in Bitcoin Security
- Not your Keys Not your Coins
- Cryptocurrency and Taxes
- Bitcoin Lottery Miners: Chasing Fortune in the Digital Gold Rush
- Are you in the Bitcoin 1% Club?
- What does it mean to “Orange Pill” someone?
- Crypto Chronicles: Heartwarming Tales of Hope and Happiness
- Bitcoin supply on exchanges. This time it’s different?
- SEC vs. Ripple Court Case
- Are Bitcoin or Cryptos Ponzi schemes?
- Are Bitcoin and Cryptos Greater Fool Assets?
- Crypto Pump and Dump Schemes
- All the Bitcoins in one Image. How?
- What are Bitcoin ordinals or NFTs?
- How do Bitcoin, Gold and Fiat Currencies compare.
- The Bitcoin Supply Shock
- Crypto Address Whitelisting
- What is and how to use an ENS?
- The Bitcoin White Paper
- The Bitcoin Lightning Network
- The Crypto Glossary
- Bitcoin worth $100m by 2035?
- What is ultra sound money?
- ‘On Chain’ Analysis
- Bitcoin yearly returns since 2010
- Bull markets make you money bear markets make you rich?
- Keeping your Crypto safe
- The link between unemployment and the price of Bitcoin
- Could Bitcoin become the investment asset of the future?
- How Bitcoin works (5 min Video)
- How Blockchain Technology will change the World
- What is Hard Money ?
- The difference between Centralized and Decentralized Crypto exchanges
- What is the Bitcoin Halving ?
- The Ethereum Iceberg Illusion
- Do you own due diligence
- Category: Crypto Fun
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- Category: Economy & Finance
- Root Cause Analysis of the Japan Stock Market Crash
- Bitcoin will never be too expensive to protect your savings against inflation
- Austrian and Keynesian Models with a Bitcoin Perspective
- Understanding what is the P/E Ratio with GME
- Comparing the issuance of the USD with Gold and Bitcoin
- Understanding the Inverted Yield Curve and what it tells us
- Unit Bias and the Bitcoin ETFs
- What are Bonds and how they work
- What are Exchange Trades Funds (ETFs)
- Could it rain on the next Crypto parade? (Recession)
- The role of VTI in Financial Independence
- Understanding the concept of Time Preference can be life changing
- What can we learn from the 2006 Fed Fund Rates
- The difference between Investing and Trading
- What happened in 1971? The Nixon Shock!
- FIRE: Financial Independence Retire Early
- How does Inflation impact Crypto prices?
- The impact of printing more USD?
- Category: Financial Independence
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- Conclusion and Misconceptions
- OnChain Analysis
- Price Cycles and CBDCs
- Tokenomics of Crypto
- Buying and Selling Cryptos
- Decentralized Finance
- Exchanges Vs Wallets
- Different Types of Cryptos
- Web 3.0 and the Metaverse
- Digital Medium of Exchange
- Consensus Mechanisms
- The Blockchain Technology
- What are Cryptocurrencies
- Crypto Quiz Completion
- How to take the Crypto Quiz
- Conclusion
- Bitcoin Pricing and Growth
- Analyzing Bitcoin's Demand
- Understanding Bitcoin's Supply
- Introduction
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- Final Quiz - Course Certification
- Section 4 Quiz
- Section 2 Quiz
- Part 4 - The Blockchain and Mining
- Part 5 - Crypto Vocabulary and Terms
- Part 3 - DeFi, Metaverse and NFTs
- Part 2 - Ethereum & Altcoins
- Part 1 - Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Pricing Quiz
- Bitcoin Demand Quiz
- Bitcoin Supply Quiz
- Section 3 Quiz
- Section 1 Quiz
Question Bank
- Token governance refers to the mechanisms and processes for decision-making within the network, but it has no impact on the token's value or adoption.
- The supply of a crypto has no effect on its price, and only its utility determines its value.
- Ethereum's burning mechanism could lead to a decrease in its supply over time.
- OnChain analysis provides a complete picture of all activities happening in the cryptocurrency market, including off-chain transactions.
- What does analyzing demand and supply determine in Tokenomics?
- What does address count in OnChain analysis indicate?
- What makes CBDCs different from cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin?
- What does the Bitcoin hash rate represent?
- What aspect of Bitcoin' issuance mechanism leads to a supply shock and price rally?
- Tokenomics refers to the analysis of a token's utility, governance, and issuance mechanism.
- It's possible to send Bitcoins to an Ethereum address without any issues.
- DEXs typically offer higher liquidity, faster trading speeds, and more user-friendly interfaces compared to CEXs.
- What factor should investors consider when deciding whether to use a Centralized Exchange (CEX) or manage their own private keys?
- What is the primary difference between a private key and a seed phrase?
- What is a significant risk associated with storing cryptocurrencies on centralized exchanges?
- What is the primary goal of Decentralized Finance (DeFi)?
- What is the main advantage of using a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) over a Centralized Exchange (CEX)?
- Which type of wallet can be disconnected from the internet and provides enhanced security?
- Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) hold users' assets and private keys, similar to centralized exchanges.
- An exchange acts as an intermediary between buyers and sellers, while a wallet is a software program that stores a person's cryptocurrency.
- Which of these cryptocurrency is a utility coin?
- What is the primary function of utility coins / tokens?
- What is the key difference between a coin and a token?
- Which of the following is an example of a decentralized Metaverse?
- Privacy coins prioritize transparency and traceability in transactions, making them popular among governments.
- NFTs are interchangeable digital tokens with the same value, just like Bitcoin.
- What makes stablecoins unique compared to other cryptocurrencies?
- What does NFT stand for?
- What is Web 3.0 characterized by?
- Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin can be used as a store of value, similar to traditional assets.
- Which cryptocurrency has a predetermined maximum supply of 21 million?
- What is the term used for participants in Proof of Stake (PoS) networks who create new blocks?
- A blockchain can exist without a cryptocurrency?
- Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) are both consensus mechanisms used in blockchain networks.
- What is the purpose of blockchain nodes?
- Which blockchain switched from Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS) to improve energy efficiency?
- What is the main difference between Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS)?
- Fiat currencies have unlimited supplies, while some cryptocurrencies have limited or fixed supplies.
- Fiat currencies are backed by physical commodities like gold or silver.
- What is a fiat currency?
- What is the significance of address count in OnChain analysis?
- Why is Bitcoin often associated with the cyclical nature of cryptocurrency market cycles?
- Which cryptocurrency has a clear and predictable issuance mechanism with a maximum volume of 21 million?
- Bitcoin's issuance mechanism is responsible for the cyclical nature of cryptocurrency market cycles.
- Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are decentralized forms of digital currency similar to cryptocurrencies.
- Ethereum's burning mechanism could result in reduced supply of tokens over time.
- Token issuance and distribution involve determining the total supply of tokens and how they will be allocated and distributed among stakeholders.
- Token governance refers to the mechanisms and processes for decision-making, consensus-building, and dispute resolution within the network.
- What is token utility?
- Tokenomics refers to the study of various aspects of a token, including its distribution, supply, demand, utility, and governance.
- What is the difference between a coin and a token?
- All Crypto are fully anonymous thanks to complex cryptography!
- The Metaverse is always based on Blockchain Technology!
- What does NFT stand for?
- What does DeFi stand for?
- An ENS allows users to use the blockchain technology to identify themselves!
- When can you trade Cryptos?
- Crypto transfers are borderless!
- True or False: Bitcoin miners make money by selling the Bitcoin reward they receive.
- What is the country with the most Bitcoin miners?
- True or False: Bitcoin miners “win” the right to add a new block to the blockchain by playing some sort of lottery.
- True of False: El Salvador uses volcano energy to power Bitcoin mining facilities.
- True of False: All blockchains are public.
- True or False: Bitcoin mining is illegal in China.
- By how much did Ethereum reduce it energy requirement when it transition from PoW to PoS?
- How much of the global energy does Bitcoin use?
- What was the first mining blockchain reward of Bitcoin?
- True or False: All that is required to mine a crypto is a computer, power and an internet connection.
- What is a miner?
- True or False: A miner and a node are the same thing.
- True or False: There are only two consensus mechanisms PoW and PoS.
- With which cryptocurrency was the blockchain technology launched?
- What is the difference between PoW and PoS?
- What does PoS stand for?
- What does PoW stand for?
- What is a consensus mechanism?
- What is the purpose of the Blockchain?
- Where does the name blockchain come from?
- What is a White Paper?
- What is a wallet?
- What is a whale?
- What is a Seed Phrase?
- What does REKT mean?
- What is a Pump and Dump?
- What does “OnChain” refer to?
- What is a Node?
- What does Moon mean?
- What does Mining mean?
- What does Lambo mean?
- What is a transaction Hash?
- What is a Fork?
- What are Gas Fees?
- What is a Rug Pull?
- What does FOMO stand for?
- What does FUD stand for?
- What does DYOR stand for?
- What is Cold Storage?
- What is an Airdrop?
- True of False: NFTs can find applications outside the digital world.
- What is the purpose of NFTs?
- True or False: You can copy and duplicate an NFT image by taking a screenshot.
- How do NFTs differ from other digital assets?
- What does NFT stand for?
- Which of the below option is a Metaverse?
- What is an Avatar?
- True or False: All Metaverses are decentralized.
- True or False: There is only one Metaverse.
- What is a Metaverse?
- True or False: In DeFi protocols, smart contracts are executed by a single party rather than the code
- True of False: DeFi is exclusively based on the blockchain technology.
- How does DeFi help with financial inclusion?
- True or False: You can trade stocks on a DEX.
- What does DAO stand for?
- What is yield farming and liquidity mining?
- True or False: Lending (against interest) is a DeFi service?
- How does DeFi differ from traditional finance?
- What is a DEX?
- What does DeFi stand for?
- True or False: All altcoins are decentralized
- True or False: ETH has a mathematically controlled supply.
- True or False: Altcoins can be used for illegal activities
- True or False: Dogecoin was initially started a joke.
- Consideration its supply could 1 SHIB be worth $1 in the next 10 years?
- What is the current supply of the Shiba Inu coin SHIB?
- What are USDT, BUSD and USDC ?
- True or False: The supply of DogeCoin is limited
- Is SOL (Solana) is a Coin or a Token?
- What do Ethereum, Cardano and Solana have in common?
- What is a stablecoin?
- What Altcoin has the biggest Market Capitalization?
- What is a smart contract?
- What consensus mechanism does the Ethereum blockchain use?
- Is ETH a coin or a token?
- What is the difference between a coin and a token?
- True of False: Bitcoin and Ethereum have the same use case.
- True or False: Ethereum is an Altcoin?
- How many altcoins are there?
- What is an altcoin?
- True or False: All Bitcoin transfers are recorded in a public ledger that anyone can check
- Approximate how much of Bitcoin's total supply has been irreversibly lost of has become inaccessible?
- When did El Salvador made Bitcoin a legal tender?
- True or False: Bitcoin is a legal tender is some countries?
- True of False: Governments can block Bitcoin wallet transfers
- If you lose the Private Key to access your Bitcoin wallet you:
- When is the last Bitcoin expected to be created?
- What will be the Bitcoin blockchain reward be after the 2024 halving?
- What was the first level of the Bitcoin blockchain reward?
- When do Halvings happen?
- What is the Bitcoin Halving?
- When was Bitcoin launched?
- True of False: Bitcoin allows for "Self Custody"
- What consensus mechanism does Bitcoin use?
- True or False: The maximum supply of Bitcoin can be changed at any time.
- How is the value of Bitcoin determined?
- Bitcoin can be used as a store of value!
- Who is the Bitcoin Creator?
- What is the name of the smallest Bitcoin denomination?
- What is the smallest denomination of a Bitcoin?
- What is the maximum supply of Bitcoin that will ever be created?
- True or False: Quantum computing could crack the encryption of Bitcoin
- Based on the offer and demand data discussed in this course chance of Bitcoin hit $100m by 2035 are:
- Today, you can use a Visa Card to pay for good and services with Bitcoins!
- True or False: Countries or governments can block Bitcoin transactions.
- True or False: Countries or governments can seize Bitcoins held in self custody.
- True or False: Countries or governments can make it illegal to buy Bitcoins.
- True or False: The price of Bitcoin only goes up!
- Why would USD millionaires be interested in Bitcoins if they are already wealthy?
- Considering an average inflation rate of 5% between Jan 2022 and 2035 by how much would the buying power of $1,000,000 decrease?
- Assuming the price of Bitcoin on Jan 1st 2021 of $47,735 by how much would Bitcoin have to grow annually to reach the prediction of Fidelity by 2035?
- By how much Bitcoin has grown compounded annually between 2011 and the end of 2022?
- What country has made Bitcoin a legal Tender?
- Who are the two biggest institutional investors in Bitcoin?
- What percentage of the Bitcoin supply is estimated to be held by institutional investors?
- What trend can be observed when looking at the amount of Bitcoin wallets created that store at least some Bitcoins?
- True of False: The Bitcoin ledger and its data is public and everyone can analysis it.
- Why is it important to track how much Millennials or Gen Z are investing in Bitcoin and Cryptos?
- What percentage of Millennials and Gen Z own Bitcoin or Cryptos?
- What is the estimated percentage of Bitcoin and Cryptos purchases are made by Millennials and Gen Z?
- Who is buying Bitcoin the most?
- What percentage of the global population could theoretically own a full Bitcoin or be a Wholecoiner?
- Why is Bitcoin called "hard money"?
- True or False: If you lose the private key to access your Bitcoins you can reset it and get a new one.
- True of False: Only exchanges can store Bitcoin.
- What will be the Bitcoin Blockchain reward after the next halving?
- When is the last Bitcoin expected to be created?
- When is the next Bitcoin Halving expected to happen?
- Halving causes the issuance of Bitcoin to be reduced by how much?
- A Satoshi or Sats is worth how many Bitcoins?
- True or False: A Bitcoin is divisible and its smallest denomination is called a Satoshi.
- True or False: The volume of Bitcoin that can be created is unlimited.
- You can already use DeFi platforms to do some lending to earn some interests!
- What is the role of smart contracts in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem?
- If you own a Crypto tracker you can send it to your wallet!
- A wallet that is secured by a hardware device is referred to as a "Hot Wallet."
- The phrase "Not your keys, not your cryptos" suggests the importance of entrusting private keys to third-party services like exchanges for better security.
- What is one key advantage of using a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) compared to a Centralized Exchange (CEX)?
- What is the purpose of a private key in cryptocurrency wallets?
- What is a crypto wallet?
- What does CEX stand for?
- CEX allow for full custody of Crypto!
- Proof of Stake requires a lot of power!
- What does PoW stand for?
- The Bitcoin ledger is public and anyone can read it!
- What is a blockchain consensus mechanisms?
- Why do we say Bitcoin is decentralized?
- Who controls the amount of Bitcoin available?
- Why is it called the Blockchain technology?
- Who validates a Bitcoin transfer?
- All cryptocurrencies have a fixed supply?
- Fiat currencies, like the USD, have an unlimited supply?
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