THORWallet introduces TITN token to simplify and reward cross-chain crypto swaps in a single wallet.
- TITN token supports self-custodial, native cross-chain DeFi experience.
- USDC rewards are given to users through on-chain fee sharing.
- Wallet adds MasterCard integration, deeper Bitcoin support, and more.
THORWallet Launches TITN as Ecosystem Backbone
THORWallet has released its new token, TITN, during a recent token generation event (TGE). Founders Marcel Harmann and Pedro Lopez revealed the token as a key part of the wallet’s economic structure. It supports user incentives and helps manage on-chain fees.
By staking TITN, users get rewards in USDC. This model aims to reward long-term use and activity. The team says the design is based on years of testing and aligns incentives across users, token holders, and the THORWallet team.
Solving the Cross-Chain Problem
Crypto users often need to move between multiple blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This usually requires token bridges, wrapped assets, or trusting third parties. THORWallet changes that by offering native cross-chain swaps from inside the wallet. No bridging or loss of control is needed. Users swap Asset A for Asset B directly. The complex work happens behind the scenes.
Compared to other crypto wallets, THORWallet does all the actions—trading, earning, and card payments—in one app. All this happens in a self-custody environment, where users stay in control of their crypto keys.
Built for Users, Not Venture Capital
Unlike many crypto projects, THORWallet did not raise funds from early investors. Instead, it focused on product development by listening to user feedback. Harmann said, “We wanted to answer to users, not to funds.”
Pedro Lopez added, “Features we build come from user behavior we see on-chain.” This user-first model led to the TITN token, the MasterCard partnership, and upcoming features like mobile-based perpetuals and expanded card services.
Roadmap: Scaling Smart, Not Fast
The next steps include adding more Bitcoin interoperability, easier payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay, and support for U.S. debit cards. The team also plans to launch isolated perpetual products for better trading and risk control.
The THORWallet goal isn’t to offer every feature. Instead, it aims to deliver only what most users actually need—simply and securely. The team believes this approach is the future of crypto adoption, especially in infrastructure.
Source: cointelegraph.com
