The final exam

You’ve travelled the whole road — from what money is, through the rise and fall of gold and fiat, into the computer science and cryptography that made digital scarcity possible, and finally to Bitcoin itself and how to hold it. Time to put it to the test. Fifteen questions spanning the entire course: no time limit, instant feedback on each, and a score at the end. See how much has stuck.

However you scored

The goal was never to memorise trivia — it was to change how you see money. If you now instinctively ask “who can print this, and who can freeze it?”, if you understand why a number no one can guess can hold real value, and why twenty-one million is a promise no committee can break, then the course did its job. Re-take the exam whenever you like, revisit any lesson from the menu, and — most importantly — go verify it all for yourself. Don’t trust; verify.