6.3 Learning Assessment For Module 6

1. Are completely anonymous transactions possible on blockchain?*

2. What can IoT, AI and blockchain best be used for?*

3. Which statement is true about the EU and Proof-of-Work consensus mechanisms*

4. Bitcoin's energy consumption for one transaction is about the same as the consumption for one VISA transaction*

5. The energy sharing economy*

6. Non-cryptocurrency use cases of blockchain technology *

7. Blockchain as a database structure is highly efficient and scalable (for example to become the infrastructure for worldwide energy-sharing)*

There are scaling approaches for blockchain as a database structure to make it more efficient and scalable (e.g., netting, off-chain settlement)*

Who would carry the regulatory liability to comply with financial market supervision in the energy-sharing economy?*

How could the role of meter operators change in an energy-sharing economy?*

Which are some of the blockchain use cases in the energy-sharing economy?*

How can blockchain be an efficient tool for ESG tracking?*

Autonomous agents in the context of IoT can be *

Only with capital flows in the sub-cent realm do IoT business models*

How many Central Banks are looking into issuing a CBDC?*

Blockchain technology could lower energy bills since these systems operate on the assumption that all providers transact directly with their customers.*

How could blockchain technology be applied to use cases in energy companies?*

What does the energy trilemma consist of? *

What are issues in introducing blockchain technology in the energy sector?*

Is there a benefit of a digital euro that is issued by a central bank instead a digital euro issued by an e-money institute?*