Interactive · Security Persona
The Onchain Security MBTI
Sixteen scenario questions with no right answers — only patterns. At the end: a four-letter persona code, a safety score, and one line of possibly uncomfortable honesty. Hunter or prey?
The four axes
Trust axis S ↔ T
S · SkepticalTrusting · T
Your default posture toward strange links, DMs, "official support," and shiny new projects. Scammers rarely attack the contract — they attack your willingness to believe.
Speed axis C ↔ F
C · CarefulFast · F
When an opportunity has "30 minutes left," do you charge or check? Countdowns, gas wars, and a friend's 2x screenshot are all tools to crank your F dial to maximum.
Habit axis D ↔ L
D · DisciplinedLax · L
Where the seed phrase lives, whether wallets are layered, whether approvals get revoked. Habits are the guard who watches the door while you are away — L means the guard room is empty.
Verify axis R ↔ V
R · Research-drivenVibe-driven · V
What a decision is built on: the four contract checks and character-by-character address matching — or group sentiment and a KOL's all-caps thread. Vibes lie; the chain does not.
All 16 personas
Fortress
The four types drainers walk past.
- SCDR The On-Chain Detective You are not hunting scammers. Scammers are avoiding you.
- SCDV The Cold Gatekeeper You have seen it all. Every trick is old news.
- SFDR The Quickdraw Guardian Fast hands, and every step lands where it should.
- SFDV The Human Radar Born radar. One whiff and you are gone.
Steady
Right on the big things — with one soft flank.
- SCLR The Reclusive Holder Full marks on defense. Failing on housekeeping.
- SCLV The Intuition Sniper When it feels wrong, you never fire. When it feels right… well.
- SFLR The Old Wire-Walker Impeccable homework. Wild hands.
- TCDR The Model Student Perfect coursework. Zero defense against social engineering.
Warning
One good phish away from a very bad day.
- SFLV The Wild Survivor Alive entirely on instinct. Also, entirely on luck.
- TCDV The Doctrine Believer Memorized every guide. Still walked into the new script.
- TCLR The Easygoing Lucky Not that you have never been scammed — scamming you just was not cheap enough yet.
- TFDV The Hot-Blooded Charger The charge horn sounds, and every check evaporates.
Prey
The target market of the entire scam industry.
- TCLV The Carefree Player The joy is real. So is the exposure.
- TFLR The Koi Gambler Luck is your only firewall.
- TFDR The High-Value Target The perfect victim — with excellent operational discipline.
- TFLV The On-Chain Philanthropist Every phisher's dream. Donating assets as charity.
FAQ
How is this different from the Yellow Paper quiz?
The Yellow Paper quiz tests knowledge — right and wrong answers. The MBTI measures behavior patterns: no wrong answers, only tendencies. One tells you what you know; the other predicts what you would actually do while a countdown is ticking. The two are complementary.
Is the result accurate?
Sixteen questions across four axes produce a rough sketch, not a verdict. Treat it as a mirror, not a label. Real safety does not depend on personality — it depends on habits, and habits can be changed today.
How is the safety score calculated?
Each answer carries a weight on its axis. The four axis scores combine into a 0–100 score, where higher means a smaller behavioral risk exposure. It measures patterns — not your assets, not your skill level.
For security education and a bit of fun — not investment advice. The safety score measures behavioral patterns, not your net worth or skill. New to onchain safety? Start with the Anti-Scam Yellow Paper or the airdrop safety guide.