THORChain Wiki
Community-maintained encyclopedia of the THORChain protocol: architecture, economics, governance, ecosystem, and source-backed live network data.
Start With The Claim
Pick the proof path before treating a number, halt, interface, ADR, or incident note as current truth.
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Use this page for
- Choosing the right first proof path for live operations, metrics, guided answers, learning paths, ecosystem pointers, and source maps.
- Knowing which sources back the homepage before following current-only or dated-context links.
Verify elsewhere before claiming
- Current swaps, route availability, signing, LP actions, TCY actions, RUNEPool availability, or data-source health.
- Third-party interface safety, future uptime, investment value, recovery completion, or protocol behavior after the checked snapshot.
Live Operations Snapshot
Current THORNode evidence belongs before present-tense claims about swaps, LP actions, signing, TCY, or route availability.
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Ordinary swaps
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Limited chains
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Other operations
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Data quality
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Learn in Sequence
Guided reading paths keep explanatory articles separate from current-state proof.
New to THORChain
Start with RUNE settlement, pool mechanics, live-data source boundaries, chain observation, and vault signing before using dashboard numbers.
Swap Economics
Read settlement, CLP mechanics, source-bound dashboard evidence, RUNEPool/POL accounting boundaries, and refund/streaming evidence first, then connect incentives and security costs before interpreting fee dashboards.
Liquidity Actions
Start with the liquidity-action evidence ladder, then use RUNEPool/POL boundaries, live network diagnostics, and Midgard stats before interpreting CLP mechanics, APY, or transaction evidence.
Build And Query
Start with the build/query plan, then connect source-family boundaries, halt controls, quote/refund behavior, and interface checks before shipping a data or transaction workflow.
Network Security
Use this path when a security or availability claim depends on halt controls, TSS, Bifrost observations, churn, or bonded-node incentives.
App Layer And Integrations
Start with the App Layer model, then read halt-control scope before connecting it back to pools, observation, and current network diagnostics.
Historical Recovery
Start with the TCY recovery timeline, then read historical Savers/Lending mechanics and the security mechanics that shaped later incident-recovery claims.
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Pool rows source
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Counts Midgard /pools?status=available rows. This is pool-list context, not proof that a route will quote or settle.