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Thndr social investing concept

Mobile appsFintechInteractionData viz
The profile an experienced investor publishes on Thndr, shown on two black phones. The near phone rises from the bottom of the frame with the identity on a yellow to green gradient: an avatar, 1.1k followers, a bio, interest tags reading Crypto, Blockchain, Web3, Banking and Industrial, a link and a Follow button, over tabs for Portfolio, Performance and Activity. The far phone hangs from the top with the portfolio scrolled into view: TSLA, COMI and FWRY with the profit or loss against each and their share of the total, over a donut splitting the holdings across food and staples, technology, energy and others.
The Performance tab of the same profile on two phones. A small one stands whole on the left, showing all time returns of plus 34.82% under a note that performance is on fire. A much larger one hangs from the top beside it, pulled in close on the yearly chart: every month of 2022 as a bar above or below the line, with June up 14.2% and May down 34.2% listed beneath it.
The Activity tab on two phones standing side by side, open on the left and locked on the right. Open, it is a feed of the investor's trades, starting with TSLA bought and now 3.70% of their investments. Locked, the entries blur behind an offer to show what securities Allison bought or sold, with three unlocks left and a note that every Thndr user gets four free activity unlocks a day.
The investor's own profile after the redesign, with the three cards it leads with stepped down the left of the frame. The phone, rising on the right, opens on the person rather than a list of links: handle, avatar, followers, following and rumbles, a bio, an Edit Profile button, a Refer a Friend card, then a My Investment list. The cards each press one next step: fund the account by signing the documents, refer a friend for up to EGP 1,000, and finish a profile that is 34 per cent complete.
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