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Select the questionnaire that best matches your experience
Crypto-Advanced Investor Profile
For experienced crypto investors
- For experienced crypto investors with advanced technical understanding
- Focus on portfolio optimization and risk management
- Advanced analysis of DeFi strategies
A questionnaire specifically for investors with advanced knowledge in the crypto sector who understand complex DeFi strategies and want to improve their portfolio optimization.
Crypto-Beginner Investor Profile
For beginners with traditional investment experience
- For crypto beginners with traditional investment experience
- Focus on emotional stability and loss tolerance
- Basic technical understanding assessment
A questionnaire specifically for investors with basic knowledge in traditional investments (e.g., ETFs, savings accounts) who are complete newcomers to the crypto sector.
General Investor Profile Questionnaire
For all types of investors
- Interactive questionnaire with scenario-based questions
- Fully responsive design
- Multilingual support
A comprehensive questionnaire for determining general investor risk profiles based on scenario-based questions. Suitable for all types of investors.
Cognitive Biases Test
Discover your decision traps
- Detects 7 different cognitive biases
- Detailed bias analysis with explanations
- Helps identify rational vs. biased decision-making
An intuitive test that reveals cognitive biases in investment decisions. Without making you feel caught out. Covers 7 psychological pitfalls: anchoring effect, escalating commitment, recency effect, loss aversion, endowment effect, self-attribution, and confirmation bias.