Potential Questions
Social/Ethical:
- Digital Divide (access to technology (both physically accessible, skill levels and confidence levels in cryptocurrencies))
- Depends on the demographics of the town.
- Culture/Schooling
- Environment
- Privacy/security
- everyone is able to see how rich/poor you are
- your wallet can be used to track where you live
- Loss of jobs
- Central Bank - jobs created are higher level than jobs being replaced
- Higher pressure on businesses to use the cryptocurrency (for a benefit of some sort)
- Cost of training
- Potential differences in converting currency
12 Markers:
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understanding how new blocks are added to the ledger and how the proof of work prevents malicious nodes from taking over the MONS network
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understanding how the MONS architecture is scalable and can remain efficient as the number of users increases
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understanding the use of cryptographic techniques in the MONS project
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explaining to the Santa Monica citizens how their MONS balance is calculated from transaction data securely stored in a publicly accessible blockchain ledger
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investigating how the distributed nature of a blockchain cryptocurrency and the confirmation process may have disadvantages for the citizens of Santa Monica.
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To deploy MONS as a new currency for Santa Monica successfully, Pablo has to convince his citizens that MONS is reliable in the long run, suggest and explain four challenges to be solved before large-scale deployment regarding the scalability. [12]
- What challenges need to be solved before large scale deployment (more secure stuff)