Pick a level, or work through them in order
Every quiz is eight questions with an explanation after each one, so a wrong answer teaches you something rather than just costing you a point. Your best score in each is remembered on this device.
Foundations
What a blockchain is, what a transaction does, and why any of it is different.
StartLevel 1, 8 questionsWallets and keys
Seed phrases, hot and cold storage, and what a wallet is really holding.
StartLevel 2, 8 questionsScams and safety
The attacks that actually take people's money, and the habits that stop them.
StartLevel 2, 8 questionsNetworks and layers
Layer 1, layer 2, bridges, and why the network you pick changes everything.
StartLevel 3, 8 questionsMarkets and charts
Reading price, sizing a position, and the numbers that actually mean something.
StartLevel 3, 8 questionsDeFi and NFTs
Pools, yield, impermanent loss, dApps, and what an NFT actually records.
StartLevel 3, 8 questionsTokenomics and launches
Supply, unlocks, bonding curves, and how a launch is actually structured.
StartLevel 4, 8 questionsThe hard one
Eight questions that separate people who read about crypto from people who use it.
StartEight steps, from the surface down
Your rank comes from your best score across every quiz, out of 64 questions in total. Getting to Orca means being right about almost all of it.
- Plankton0 to 7 correctEveryone starts here. Nothing to be embarrassed about, and a very good reason to read before you buy.
- Shrimp8 to 15 correctThe basics are landing. Enough to open an account safely and ask better questions.
- Crab16 to 23 correctYou can hold your own keys and explain why that matters. This is where most people stop, and where most losses stop too.
- Fish24 to 31 correctComfortable across wallets, networks and the common attacks. You would not fall for the obvious ones.
- Dolphin32 to 39 correctYou can read a pair, judge a token and spot most of what is aimed at you. Genuinely above average.
- Shark40 to 47 correctTrading, DeFi and token supply all make sense. You are checking things most people never look at.
- Whale48 to 56 correctVery few people get here. You understand the mechanics well enough to explain them to somebody else.
- Orca57 to 64 correctTop of the food chain. You could have written most of this site, and you should be very hard to catch.
Three things worth knowing
Learn it first if you want
Every explanation links back to the guide that covers it properly. Going in cold is fine too, that is what the explanations are for.
The learning pathThen practice on real screens
The phishing simulator puts you in front of ten realistic scenarios where you have to decide. Nothing in it is real.
Phishing simulatorAbout four minutes each
Eight questions per quiz. Retake any of them as often as you like, only your best score counts toward your rank.
Rather learn it properly than guess it?
A session is one to one and screen shared. We work through whatever you got wrong here on your own accounts, at your pace, and you keep control of everything.