KEY TAKEAWAYS
- THORChain integrates Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 solution, enhancing its cross-chain swapping capabilities.
- Users can now swap BASE.ETH and BASE.USDC, with BASE.cbBTC whitelisted for pool creation.
- The integration supports THORChain’s strategy to expand its ecosystem, now supporting 10 chains.
- Backed by Nine Realms Capital and Strangelove Labs, the initiative aims to improve platform capabilities through 2025.
THORChain has announced the integration of Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 (L2) solution, into its cross-chain swapping ecosystem. This development allows users to engage in swaps involving BASE.ETH and BASE.USDC, with BASE.cbBTC being whitelisted for pool creation. The integration is set to enhance the trading experience across various interfaces and wallets.
Base is designed to offer a secure, low-cost, and builder-friendly environment for onchain development. It aims to facilitate participation in the global onchain economy by enabling anyone to provide liquidity for assets on Base. Liquidity providers can earn yield for every swap, contributing to the infrastructure that supports trading from Bitcoin to Base.
With the addition of Base, THORChain now supports a total of 10 chains. This expansion is part of a broader strategy to incorporate more impactful chains into its cross-chain swapping engine. The initiative is backed by Nine Realms Capital and Strangelove Labs, who are committed to enhancing the platform’s capabilities throughout 2025.
For those interested in staying updated on these developments, THORChain encourages monitoring community channels. More details on the integration can be found here.
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