Comprehensive Quiz

What's the difference between an NFT and a fungible token?

A) Fungible tokens are interchangeable, while NFTs are unique and have different values

B) Fungible tokens are worth something, while NFTs are not

C) Fungible tokens are physical, while NFTs are digital

D) Fungible tokens represent ownership of an asset, while NFTs do not

What is the native currency of the XRPL?

A) XRPL

B) XRP

C) BTC

In the context of pathfinding on the XRPL, what is auto-bridging?

It refers to creating a bridge between different DEX platforms.

It involves using XRP as a bridge currency to facilitate token exchanges.

It is a technique to avoid multi-step transactions in DEX.

It is a process to automatically generate synthetic tokens.

How does autobridging work?

A) It uses a series of assets or hops to find the best connecting liquidities for the original trading pairs

B) It allows users to trade their assets without having to send them to a centralized exchange

C) It uses XRP as an intermediary asset to find the lowest transaction cost

Why was web 1.0 known as the 'read-only' era?

A) It was difficult to contribute content to the web

B) There were no computers

C) Google required a paid subscription to use

Where do cryptocurrencies live?

A) In a physical wallet

B) In a software wallet

C) On the blockchain

What is the web 2.0 era also known as?

A) The social web era

B) The read-only era

C) The dot com bubble

A TransferFee of 5000 denotes what fee?

50%

5%

0.5%

500%

What is a DEX?

A) A decentralized exchange that allows users to trade assets without having to send them to a centralized exchange

B) A cryptocurrency that is used as an intermediary asset to find the lowest transaction cost

C) An order book that lists all current bids and asks for each asset

What advantage does web 3.0 offer to the gaming industry?

A) Reduced lagging

B) In-game assets with real-world value

C) Improved graphics

What is a public blockchain?

A) A permissioned network where only certain users can access and participate

B) A permissionless network where anyone can access and participate

C) A type of cryptocurrency exchange

How are cryptocurrency transactions secured?

A) Cryptography

B) A central authority verifies them

C) Strong passwords

What is the XRPL’s consensus algorithm?

A) Proof-of-work (PoW)

B) Delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS)

C) XRPL Consensus Mechanism

D) XRP Validator

An account on the XRPL is made up of which two important pieces:

A private seed and a public address.

A wallet and a faucet.

A login and a password.

A public seed and a private address.

What was one of the first big NFT crazes?

A) CryptoKitties

B) Decentraland

C) Ethereum

D) Bitcoin

How does the XRPL order book differ from a typical AMM?

Trades on the Order Book happen during the hourly auction while an AMM executes trades instantly based on the current formula-based prices.

Trades on the Order Book happen when a marketplace merge (mpm) occurs while an AMM executes trades instantly based on the current formula-based prices.

Trades on the Order Book happen when a buyer's bid matches a seller's ask while an AMM executes trades instantly based on the current formula-based prices.

Trades on the Order Book happen when the buy/sell function cycles while an AMM executes trades instantly based on the current formula-based prices.

What is a smart contract?

A) A digital contract that executes automatically when certain conditions are met

B) A physical contract that is signed by more than two parties

C) A digital contract that is signed by more than two parties

Why would someone use a multi-signature account?

A) To hold payment funds until the recipient has confirmed receipt of the goods or services being purchased

B) To require that multiple people approve payment before it is processed

C) To make a lot of small payments quickly and efficiently

D) To give someone else the ability to claim funds from your account at any time in the future

What is a use case for brokering an NFT transfer?

A marketplace that manages the sale of NFT’s for creators.

A curator who wants to organize NFT’s by type or price point.

An agent who works to buy and sell NFT’s, maximizing the sale price for creators.

All of the above

The URI of an NFToken is meant to store what information?

The website address of the creator of the token.

Any metadata associated with the token.

The address of the marketplace listing the token.

The IP address of the computer where the NFT was minted.