A 20-question knowledge game that scores you across five weighted factors — monetary design, custody, verification, cycle psychology, and risk discipline — then converts the composite into a playful 'knowledge-justified stack' in BTC and a level from The Tourist to Satoshi's Heir. Every question shows the correct answer and a one-line explanation, so you leave knowing more than you arrived. It runs entirely in your browser and your answers are never sent anywhere.

Is the BTC amount financial advice?

No — and it says so on the result itself. The number grades your understanding through a fixed formula (0.001 × 2^(score/5) BTC — a perfect score maps to ≈1,048 BTC); it is a fun way to make a knowledge score feel concrete, not sizing guidance, a target, or a recommendation. What you should own depends on your finances, obligations and risk tolerance — things a quiz cannot and should not measure.

How is the score calculated?

Each factor is the average of its four questions (0–100). The composite is deliberately security-weighted: custody 25%, verification 25%, risk discipline 20%, monetary design 15%, cycle psychology 15%. One extra rule: if your custody score is below 40, the stack is capped at 0.021 BTC no matter how high everything else is — because knowing how to keep coins outranks knowing how to pick a number.

Why does weak custody knowledge cap the result?

Because in the real world it caps you too. Every year more bitcoin is lost to seed-phrase photos in cloud galleries, fake wallet downloads and exchange failures than to any market crash. A holder who cannot custody safely does not really hold — so the game refuses to award a big stack past that gap, and tells you exactly which questions to fix.

Is my data shared with anyone?

No. The quiz runs entirely client-side. The only network call is a single anonymous analytics event with your final score, level and the page language — never your individual answers.

Does the result recommend a product?

It recommends the honest next step, which for most people below the top levels is real self-custody: keys generated and kept on a hardware wallet, backed up offline. We link the hardware wallet we use ourselves (Trezor) with a clear affiliate disclosure — if you buy through the link, the site earns a commission.

Bitcoin IQ — How Much Bitcoin Has Your Knowledge Earned?

BITCOIN IQ

How much BTC has your knowledge earned?

a game, not financial advice · runs in your browser

How the scoring works

Five powers, honestly weighted: custody 25% · verification 25% · risk discipline 20% · monetary design 15% · cycle psychology 15%. Each is the mean of four questions; the composite maps through 0.001 × 2^(score/5) into a playful “knowledge-justified stack” that tops out around 1,048 BTC for a perfect scan — and a custody score below 40 caps it at 0.021 BTC — keeping coins outranks picking a number. It is a knowledge game: the BTC figure grades understanding, not your portfolio, and nothing on this page is investment advice.