How we check answers and rewards
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Answers
- Every answer is checked before a guide is published. A guide goes live only when all of its answers are settled.
- When two different answers to the same question are going around, the page says so next to the question and explains which one is correct and why.
- We keep the answer wording as close as possible to what the app shows, and write explanations in our own words.
- Courses are sometimes rewritten. If the wording in your app differs, match the answer text rather than the option’s position.
Rewards and status
Each guide shows two separate statuses, because they are different questions:
- Course status – whether the course is still offered, offered only in some regions, or retired.
- Reward status – whether a reward is active, varies and should be checked in the app, or has ended.
Whether you qualify is a third question that depends on your country, account and the platform’s rules – each guide lists the conditions that apply. A past amount is shown as “previously reported”, never as the current offer. If the amount is not fixed, we say so instead of showing zero. A campaign pool shared by all users is never presented as an individual reward.
Dates
- Launched – when the course or campaign went live on the platform. Lists are ordered by this date, newest first.
- Published – when the guide first appeared on CryptoQuizzer.
- Answers checked / Reward checked – the last date we actually re-checked the answers or the reward. These dates only change when a check is done, not when the site is rebuilt.
Changes
Corrections, reward changes and campaign endings are recorded in the change history at the bottom of each guide and appear in “Latest Updates” on the home page. Official platform pages a guide relies on are listed at the bottom of that guide.
Translations
Guides are written and checked in English. The other language versions are translations of the same guide: the facts, dates and reward status are shared, and under each translated answer you can see the English original, because the app may show the quiz in either language.