Bitbunny Quiz October 30th Answer | 'Venture Capital' & Primary Colors of Light 'X'! (ft. Venture Capital, RGB vs RYB TMI Explanation)
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Folks! Folks! 😲 October 30th, Thursday morning has dawned!
Fresh morning air, walking exercise & AppTech! 💰 'Bitbunny' Quiz time is back, where you earn coins just by walking!
Today's quiz covered **economic common sense** 💵, closely related to our wallets, and **scientific common sense** 🎨, related to the monitors we see every day! Were you confused by "funds invested in startups?" or "primary colors of light?"
It would be a shame to just give you the answer, right? 😉 I'll compile everything 'richly', including useful TMI pro tips within the quiz! 🚀
October 30th, Thursday! I'm sharing the answers to today's two Bitbunny quizzes 'as fast as possible'!
Today, the quizzes were too valuable to just answer and move on, posing common sense questions that are truly 'money-making' and 'knowledge-enriching' to know! 🤓
One was about **'Venture Capital'**, the core of 'high risk, high return!' startup investment! (Those who subscribed to 'Innotech' IPO yesterday might be even more interested, right? 😉) The other was about **'primary colors of light'**, which we've learned since elementary school but always seem to confuse! "Red, yellow, blue... wasn't that it?" 🤯 These are pieces of knowledge that we seemingly know but struggle to explain.
From now on, I'll delve into the answers and the in-depth TMI! Through today's Bitbunny quiz, you can gain knowledge and earn points! 💪
1. Today's General Knowledge Quiz: "OOOO Invested in Startups?" 💰
The first quiz was related to economic common sense. It's a concept frequently encountered in recent news and particularly relevant for those interested in startup investment.
❓ Today's Question:
‘Funds invested in innovative venture companies or startups with high growth potential but also high risk are called OOOO. They are characterized by high expected returns but also high risk of loss.’
✅ Answer: 모험자본 (Moheomjabon - Adventurous Capital)
💡 [Answer Explanation & Economic TMI! - The World of 'Adventurous Capital' and Venture Capital]
The answer is **'모험자본 (Moheomjabon - Adventurous Capital)'**!
- '모험자본 (Moheomjabon)' = 'Venture Capital (VC)'
In fact, '모험자본' is a Koreanized term for 'Venture Capital (VC)'. Both are used interchangeably and refer to funds that invest in early-stage companies with innovative technologies or ideas, aiming for high returns. - Why 'Adventure'? ➡️ 'High Risk, High Return!'
This type of investment is fundamentally different from buying stable blue-chip stocks like Samsung Electronics or Hyundai Motor. 'Adventurous capital' is invested in **'early-stage startups'** or **'innovative venture companies'**. These companies might not generate profit immediately (High Risk), and some may even fail! 😱 (Hence, 'adventure'!)
**However!** If one of these startups hits it big, becoming the 'second Coupang' or 'second Woowa Brothers (Baedal Minjok)' (a 'unicorn' company)? 🦄 Investors (VCs) can achieve **enormous returns, tens or even hundreds of times their initial investment (High Return)**! 🤯 It's due to these high-risk, high-reward characteristics that the term 'adventurous capital' is used. - Related to yesterday's 'Innotech' IPO subscription?
Yes! Do you remember the 'Innotech' IPO that we analyzed yesterday (10/29)? The funds that KB Securities and other investment firms invested in Innotech long before its IPO (in 2021, 2023) were a type of 'adventurous capital'! These VCs believed in the company's growth potential and invested early. Now, as the company is going public, they are looking to harvest the fruits of their 'adventure'. 😉
Ultimately, 'adventurous capital' can be described as the 'heart' of the innovative ecosystem of capitalism, providing **'fuel for growth'** to **startups with innovative ideas and technology but lacking funds**, and offering **'the dream of a big hit'** to investors! This flow of capital is the driving force behind creating new technologies, services, and the future. 👍
2. Today's OX Quiz: "Primary Colors of Light = Red, Yellow, Blue?" 🎨
Now, for the second quiz! This one must have confused many of you! It's a question that mixes memories from art class and science class in school, leading to confusion.
❓ Today's Question:
The primary colors of light are red, yellow, and blue.
✅ Answer: X
💡 [Answer Explanation & Science TMI! - Perfectly Clarifying Primary Colors of Light and Pigment]
The answer is **'X'**!
"What? I learned 'red, yellow, blue' in elementary art class!" 🤯 If you exclaimed this, it's because you're confusing the primary colors of 'light' with the primary colors of 'pigment' (paint)! Let me clearly define both concepts for you!
- 1️⃣ Primary Colors of Light (RGB) = Correct Answer: Red, Green, Blue
- (Easy way to remember: Monitor, TV, Smartphone Screen 📱)
All displays we look at every day—computer monitors, smartphone screens, televisions—express countless colors using combinations of these three colors of light (RGB). - When 'light' colors are mixed, they become **brighter**. This is called **'additive mixing (加算混合)'**. As the name suggests, colors are mixed by adding light, increasing brightness.
- If you combine all three lights: Red (R) + Green (G) + Blue (B)? ➡️ They become **'White'** light! 💡
- (Easy way to remember: Monitor, TV, Smartphone Screen 📱)
- 2️⃣ Primary Colors of Pigment (Paint) (RYB or CMY)
- (Easy way to remember: Art class paints 🎨, printer ink 🖨️)
What you might have been thinking of, **'Red, Yellow, Blue' (RYB)**, are the traditional 'primary colors of pigment (paint)'. Modern printing uses Cyan, Magenta, Yellow (CMY). - When 'pigment' colors are mixed, they become **darker**. This is called **'subtractive mixing (減算混合)'**. Paints or inks absorb light and reflect only a portion. As more colors are mixed, more light is absorbed, causing the mixture to appear progressively darker.
- If you combine all three paints: Red (R) + Yellow (Y) + Blue (B)? ➡️ They become closer to **'Black'**! 🖤
- (Easy way to remember: Art class paints 🎨, printer ink 🖨️)
Today's quiz specifically asked about the primary colors of **'light'**, so the option including 'yellow' is **incorrect (X)**! Now you won't get confused between the primary colors of light and the primary colors of pigment, right?
3. 'Bitbunny' is the Epitome of 'Knowledge AppTech'! 🐰
Weren't today's quizzes truly informative?
From economic common sense like 'adventurous capital' to practical science common sense like 'primary colors of light (RGB)'! You can gain new knowledge every day.
Bitbunny is not just a 'pedometer app' that accumulates points simply by walking. It stimulates users' intellectual curiosity by offering quizzes in various fields, just like these.
- Take care of your health! 🚶♀️ (Move to Earn - Earn cash just by walking!)
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By investing just about 5 minutes daily, you can learn new things and collect Bitbunny coins (rewards) which you can later exchange for coffee ☕, convenience store 🏪 gifticons, etc. It's truly the best 'triple-win' AppTech! It's a smart way to get fun, rewards, and knowledge all at once.
Today's two Bitbunny quizzes are also perfectly completed! 🥳
We earned coins and gained valuable knowledge about 'venture capital' and 'RGB'! My brain feels enriched!
Have a great day walking with Bitbunny, and stay energetic! I'll be back tomorrow with new quiz answers and useful information! 👋
Which startup, that struck it big with 'adventurous capital', comes to mind first for you? 🤔 Were you confused by today's 'primary colors of light' quiz? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments! 👇
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