What is DATI?
DATI stands for A-Share Survival Personality Test. It keeps the fun of personality typing, but the voice is looser, sharper, and closer to real trading days: drawdowns, regret, group-chat pressure, and emotional loss of control.
FAQ
Notes on accuracy, privacy, hidden personas, and investment-risk boundaries.
DATI stands for A-Share Survival Personality Test. It keeps the fun of personality typing, but the voice is looser, sharper, and closer to real trading days: drawdowns, regret, group-chat pressure, and emotional loss of control.
Go to the test page and answer the questions step by step. You do not need to score anything yourself. After the main questions, the site calculates your fifteen dimension signals and sends you to the matching persona page.
It is free and does not require registration or email. Your answers are calculated in the browser. DATI does not upload your choices just to turn you into a very exposed leek.
The main test has 32 fixed questions covering fifteen subdimensions and hidden factors. A normal careful run usually takes about 3 to 6 minutes.
There are currently 27 results: 24 regular trading personas plus 3 hidden anomaly personas. The atlas page is the easiest place to browse the full set.
No. DATI is an entertainment-oriented behavior portrait, not an investment rating or trading recommendation. Treat it as a magnifying glass for your irrational side, not as a money-making strategy report.
Your A-share persona can shift with market conditions, losses, missed opportunities, and even your mood. Question order, mental state, and hidden-factor triggers can all move the result.
Mechanically, the rarest results are the hidden personas: All-in Gambler, Rumor Hunter, and Forum Warrior. They are triggered by extreme leverage impulse, rumor reliance, or forum resonance rather than by ordinary axis matching.
Hidden personas are special-factor easter eggs. When leverage impulse, rumor reaction, or group-chat resonance gets too strong, the hidden persona becomes the main display while your regular subtype is still retained as reference.
Open the Persona Atlas page. It collects all 27 personas with their names, character art, meme codes, and short crash-moment descriptions.
MBTI describes everyday cognitive and social preferences. DATI focuses on your reactions under A-share market pressure, especially volatility, losing money, rumor signals, and irrational decision-making.
If you are looking for SBTI test or MBTI test content, DATI is a market-specific persona test: it does not define your whole personality, but shows who you become when price action, losses, group chats, and hot themes apply pressure.
Use the DATI × MBTI page. After you know your DATI persona, you can read how it tends to collide with each MBTI type.