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Bitcoin Sapiens

Welcome to the Bitcoin Sapiens Quiz!

 

Are you ready to test your basic knowledge? This quiz will help you evaluate your understanding of fundamental Bitcoin concepts. Get ready to answer questions ranging from the history of Bitcoin to its operating principles. Good luck!

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What is the role of "Miners" in the Bitcoin network?

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What is meant by "Hash Rate"?

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How can users be defined in Bitcoin?

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Bitcoin is a protocol:

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What is the main advantage of Bitcoin transactions over traditional banking transactions?

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What is meant by "Fractional Reserve" in the context of traditional banks?

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What is one of the main reasons why Bitcoin was created in response to the inflation of traditional currencies?

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When is Bitcoin active?

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How long does it take Bitcoin on average to generate a new block?

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What does a Bitcoin address represent?

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What is the maximum supply of Bitcoin?

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What is the term to describe the wallet used to keep one's private keys offline?

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What does the acronym "CBDC" represent?

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What does "FOMO" mean?

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What is a "Stablecoin"?

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How many Bitcoins have been mined in percentage so far?

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What is the maximum limit of Bitcoin that can be included in a transaction?

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What is the environmental impact of Bitcoin?

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What is "Chain Analysis" in Bitcoin?

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What is a "Hardware Wallet"?

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FREIDRICH VON HAYEK