Quiz 5 - DEX
DeFi MOOC

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Question 1 - Which of the following is NOT a property for a typical on-chain order book market?
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Question 2 - Which of the following properties is NOT a desired property for AMM?
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Question 3 - Which of the following statement about unexpected slippage is incorrect?
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Question 4 - Which of the following pricing formulas is best suited for a market with two stable USD tokens that will never lose peg (1 stable coin === 1 USD)?
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Question 5 - Back-running describes the process where an adversary attempts to execute its own transaction immediately after the victim's transaction executes. For example, given two exchange markets A and B, both trading ETH/USD at a price of 1000. If a victim's trade (with a gas price of 100GWei) is expected to push exchange A's price to 1100 ETH/USD,  the adversary can attempt to back-run the victim to perform arbitrage between A and B. Which of the following method will have the highest back-running success rate?
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Question 6 - Which of the following statement about aggregators is incorrect
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