Behavioral Economics

The principles of behavioral economics are the second “engine” of our financial products. Here you will find analysis on behavior, financial habits, user experience improvements, buying psychology, personal finance and much more.

Why did I decide to write about a 2020 book? It turns out that Atomic Habits by James Clear, besides being an international bestseller, is also one of the readings we share in our small Coinscrap Finance club.
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Behavioral Economics

2023 Summary: International expansion and new strategic recruits

Dare to immerse yourself in the retrospective of a year full of successes! We will recap the milestones achieved, the challenges overcome and the ambitious goals on the horizon. Throughout these months, we have grown in many ways, both in the number of team members and in the number of developments implemented. This is the chronicle of an exceptional year!

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Behavioral Economics

The cost of happiness: What is the price of being happy?

What is true happiness? His search is a topic that most mortals worry about. Almost all of us agree that happiness and financial security go hand in hand, right? That is why we wanted to check to what extent both concepts are linked. The results of the “Empower Financial Happiness” survey, published by The Currency, can help us in our objective. Do not miss it!

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Behavioral Economics

Humanizing finances: beyond the cold numbers

Let’s imagine for a moment that banking was presented to us as a movie… would we be seeing dramas, thrillers, comedies…? I propose this exercise to you because entities try to connect with people and send us messages and offers –with greater or lesser fortune– to provoke some type of feeling, like the seventh art. Let’s see the tools they use to make the financial sector more human.

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