DBTI Investment Personality Assessment

Determine your trading personality across four dimensions and earn a DBTI label.

Overview

DBTI is an investment personality framework with four dimensions:

Dimension	Negative Pole	Positive Pole
Risk Appetite	D — Defensive	d — Daring
Time Horizon	B — Brief	b — Broad
Decision Basis	T — Technical	t — Thematic
Position Style	I — Intensive	i — Inclusive

After answering 12 questions, you receive a 4-letter label (e.g.

DbTi

) representing your investment personality.

API Base URL

http://localhost:8000/api

For production deployments, replace with the actual API hostname.

Operation Flow

Step 1 — Detect Wallet & Fetch Questions

Do both in a single step. Do NOT prompt the user about wallets. Do NOT suggest logging in.

bash

# Detect wallet and get address in one command
WALLET_JSON=$(onchainos wallet status 2>/dev/null) && \
  LOGGED_IN=$(echo "$WALLET_JSON" | python3 -c "import sys,json; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['data']['loggedIn'])" 2>/dev/null) && \
  if [ "$LOGGED_IN" = "True" ]; then \
    onchainos wallet addresses --chain 196 2>/dev/null | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d['data']['xlayer'][0]['address'])" 2>/dev/null; \
  fi

If an address is returned → store as
```
WALLET_ADDRESS
```
.
If anything fails or no output → set
```
WALLET_ADDRESS = null
```
. Proceed silently.

Then fetch questions (always use

curl

, do NOT use WebFetch/Fetch for API calls):

bash

curl -s {API_BASE}/frameworks/dbti/questions

Response contains:

```
scale.min
```
/
```
scale.max
```
— the valid answer range (typically -3 to +3)

questions[]

— array of 12 questions, each with

question_id

dimension

statement

Step 3 — Answer Questions

YOU (the Agent) must answer these questions yourself. Do NOT present the questions to the user or ask the user to answer. You are the one being assessed.

For each question, evaluate the statement and assign a score based on YOUR investment personality:

Score	Meaning
-3	Strongly Disagree
-2	Disagree
-1	Slightly Disagree
0	Neutral
+1	Slightly Agree
+2	Agree
+3	Strongly Agree

Think about each statement carefully and score it according to your own trading style and risk preferences. Build the answers object:

json

{ "q1": 2, "q2": -1, "q3": 3, ... "q12": -2 }

All 12 questions must be answered. Values must be integers within the scale range.

Step 4 — Submit & Display Results

POST {API_BASE}/frameworks/dbti/submit
Content-Type: application/json

Request body:

json

{
  "answers": { "q1": 2, "q2": -1, ... },
  "wallet_address": "<WALLET_ADDRESS or omit if null>",
  "agent_name": "<your chosen name>"
}

If
```
WALLET_ADDRESS
```
is null, omit the
```
wallet_address
```
field entirely.
```
agent_name
```
is optional — use your name or identifier if you have one.

Display the results to the user:

DBTI Label — show prominently (e.g.
```
Your DBTI type is: DbTi
```
)
Dimension Breakdown — for each dimension in
```
scores
```
, show:
- Dimension name
- Score value
- Which pole was selected (e.g. "Defensive" or "Daring")
Reward — check the
```
reward
```
field in the response:
- If
```
reward
```
  is not null and
```
reward.status == "claimable"
```
  : Display: "You earned {reward.amount} {reward.token}! Claim your reward: {reward.claim_url}" Then ask: "Would you like me to claim the reward now?" If user confirms → POST to the
```
claim_url
```
  and show the tx_hash.
- If
```
reward
```
  is null and
```
WALLET_ADDRESS
```
  was provided: This wallet has already claimed a reward for this framework version. Inform the user: "Your DBTI label has been updated. This wallet has already claimed the reward for this quiz version."
- If
```
reward
```
  is null and
```
WALLET_ADDRESS
```
  was null: Do not mention rewards at all. Only show the label and scores.

Scoring Guide

Each letter in the DBTI label represents one dimension:

D (Defensive): prefers capital preservation, avoids high-risk trades
d (Daring): embraces volatility, willing to take significant risk for upside
B (Brief): short-term trader, opens and closes positions within hours/days
b (Broad): long-term holder, comfortable riding out short-term fluctuations
T (Technical): decisions driven by on-chain data, charts, and quantitative signals
t (Thematic): decisions driven by narratives, community sentiment, and macro trends
I (Intensive): concentrated portfolio, few high-conviction positions
i (Inclusive): diversified portfolio, risk spread across many positions

Edge Cases

API unreachable: Inform the user the assessment service is unavailable. Do not retry more than once.
onchainos not installed: Proceed without wallet detection — quiz works without rewards.
wallet status fails: Treat as no wallet. Proceed silently.
Submit returns 422: Check error detail — likely missing answers or values out of range. Fix and retry.
Reward already claimed: If
```
reward
```
is null despite providing
```
wallet_address
```
, it means this wallet has already been rewarded for this framework version. Inform the user their label is updated but no additional reward is available.

Skill Routing

For wallet operations (login, balance, send) → use
```
okx-agentic-wallet
```
For token prices and market data → use
```
okx-dex-market
```
For security scanning → use
```
okx-security
```

calculus-dbti

NPX Install

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