Kinfo is a social trading journal. Thrive is a private research workstation for CEX perpetuals. Thrive is a research workstation for CEX perpetuals traders. Exchange connections are read-only. The product is paper practice, a trade journal, and AI review of your own trades. Thrive does not route live orders. Pro is free for 7 days, then $99/month or $999/year.
Kinfo is a social trading journal. Thrive is a private research workstation for CEX perpetuals. Exchange connections are read-only. Thrive does not route live orders, and it does not publish your fills to a public feed.
Thrive does not publish a current Kinfo price. Confirm it on their site. Thrive's current Pro price is on the pricing page.
Kinfo is built around showing trades. The point of the product is a public or social record other traders can see.
Thrive is built around a private record. The journal, the paper book, and the AI review stay on your account. Weekly market pages are public because they are market data, not your positions.
| Question |
Thrive |
Kinfo |
| Built for |
Private CEX perpetuals research |
Social trading journal |
| Your fills |
Private |
Social by design |
| Exchange connection |
Read-only sync |
Confirm on their site |
| Live order routing |
No |
Confirm on their site |
| Price |
Current Pro price on the pricing page |
Confirm on their site |
Pick Kinfo if you want other traders to see the book and you have confirmed their crypto coverage.
Pick Thrive if the journal is for you: funding with the fill, a review of those trades, and the week's market next to them. Nothing in that loop sends an order.
Kinfo is built so other traders can see the book. Thrive keeps the fills on your account and puts the public market data, including this week's liquidations, next to them. The trial is on the pricing page.