determines which node stores the assets

records the transfer of an asset between participants

proves ownership on the Blockchain

provides privacy to users on the Blockchain

True

False

Where the Blockchain is created

Located with the owner of the server

There is no central server, it is distributed

Orderer Node

None of the above

The blocks splits into two chains. Blocks are then added to each chain until one chain becomes larger. The longest chain is then considered to be the Blockchain.

Nodes select which block to be added to the Blockchain

Both chains are deleted, and the unconfirmed transactions are added back to the pool

The Orderer Block confirms which block has the most confirmed transactions

None of the above

Another name for Bitcoin

A platform for creating decentralized applications

A currency

Another name for Blockchain

the elimination of intermediaries

building more trust between trusted parties

collaboration between trusted parties

better cooperation between banks

Vitalik Buterin

Satoshi Nakamoto

Hyperledger Foundation

A Banking Consortium

A private Blockchain does not use proof of work consensus

A private Blockchain is more efficient and has faster transaction times

A private Blockchain is not distributed

A private Blockchain often requires the identity of users to be known

Keeping the IP addresses a secret

Allowing users to communicate with each other anonymously

Keeping the network configuration a secret.

Providing a public and private encryption key