THORChain Price
Swapping bitcoin for ether normally means going through an exchange that holds both for you, or wrapping one asset into a synthetic version on the other's chain. THORChain tries a third route: let people trade native assets across different blockchains withou…
Datos de mercado vía Binance · señales calculadas en vivo a partir de los cierres diarios · no es asesoramiento financiero.
Claves del mercado
Una lectura en lenguaje sencillo de indicadores en vivo calculados a partir de los cierres diarios — describen el comportamiento actual del precio, no un pronóstico.
Análisis técnico
Medias móviles, momentum y soportes/resistencias a partir de los precios de cierre diarios — una instantánea de la estructura actual, no un pronóstico.
Rendimiento histórico
Máximo y mínimo de 52 semanas con rentabilidades acumuladas en distintos periodos. Calculado a partir de hasta 365 cierres diarios.
Observaciones automatizadas
Generado mecánicamente a partir de los datos de mercado actuales (volatilidad, tendencia, distancia respecto a los máximos) — descriptivo, no un consejo.
Fortalezas · vientos a favor
- Live price, market cap and supply all resolve cleanly from source data.
Riesgos · vientos en contra
- Trading 72% below its 52-week high — well off recent peaks.
- Max drawdown of -79% over the window — has endured deep peak-to-trough losses.
Estructura de la oferta
THORChain no tiene un suministro máximo fijo. El suministro circulante es una estimación curada que se usa para calcular la capitalización de mercado.
Derivados de THORChain
Métricas en vivo de swaps perpetuos. El funding es el pago periódico entre posiciones largas y cortas; el interés abierto es el valor total de los contratos vigentes. Informativo — no es una recomendación para operar con productos apalancados.
Fuente: Binance Futures · la tasa de financiación se muestra por 8 h y anualizada. Los productos apalancados conllevan un riesgo elevado; solo con fines informativos.
Convertir THORChain a dólares estadounidenses
Conversión en ambos sentidos RUNE ↔ USD al precio en vivo de Binance. Escribe un importe en cualquiera de los dos campos o toca un valor predefinido.
Acerca de THORChain
Swapping bitcoin for ether normally means going through an exchange that holds both for you, or wrapping one asset into a synthetic version on the other's chain. THORChain tries a third route: let people trade native assets across different blockchains without anyone taking custody in between. You send real bitcoin and receive real ether, with no <a href="/glossary/bridge/">bridge</a> token or IOU sitting in the middle. RUNE is the network's own asset and the piece that makes the arrangement work.
The design is a network of <a href="/glossary/liquidity-pool/">liquidity pools</a>, but with a twist: every pool pairs an outside asset with RUNE rather than with another outside asset. A bitcoin-to-ether swap is therefore two hops, bitcoin into RUNE and RUNE into ether, executed automatically. The nodes that operate the network watch each connected chain, agree on what happened using their own consensus, and must bond a large amount of RUNE as collateral — if they steal from a pool, that bond is slashed. Liquidity providers earn a share of swap fees, and the protocol pays out emissions on top.
The practical appeal is straightforward. It lets someone move between chains without opening an account, passing identity checks or trusting a custodian, and it is one of the few venues where native bitcoin can be traded on-chain. Wallets and aggregators route swaps through it, and savings and lending style products have been built on the same pool structure.
Be plain about the risk, because it is real. Cross-chain protocols are among the most attacked systems in crypto: they hold pooled funds, they touch many chains at once, and a flaw in any one integration can be catastrophic. Protocols of this type have suffered serious exploits before. Providing liquidity also exposes you to impermanent loss, and the RUNE-in-every-pool design means the token's value and the network's security are tightly coupled — if RUNE falls hard, so does the collateral protecting deposits. Our notes on <a href="/learn/defi-basics-and-risks/">DeFi basics and risks</a> cover the ground worth reading first.
THORChain frente a sus pares
| Coin | Precio | 24 h | Capitalización |
|---|---|---|---|
| THORChain RUNE | $0.4320 | +1.17% | $151.20M |
| Chainlink LINK | $8.77 | +3.96% | $5.61B |
| Uniswap UNI | $3.86 | +1.77% | $2.32B |
| Maker MKR | $1,813.70 | +0.76% | $1.64B |
| Aave AAVE | $100.95 | +5.31% | $1.51B |
| Injective INJ | $4.93 | +0.06% | $488.37M |
THORChain Preguntas frecuentes
How can I swap bitcoin without wrapping it?
The network watches the connected blockchains directly. You send native bitcoin to an address the nodes control collectively, they observe the deposit, agree it happened, and release the asset you asked for on the destination chain. You never receive a wrapped token that represents bitcoin elsewhere — the coin you send and the coin you receive are both the real thing on their own chains.
What is RUNE for?
It plays three roles at once. It is the settlement asset that sits on one side of every liquidity pool, so all swaps route through it. It is the collateral nodes must bond to take part, which is what makes stealing expensive. And it is used to pay network fees and incentivise liquidity providers. That bundling is deliberate, but it also concentrates a lot of dependency in one token.
Is providing liquidity a safe way to earn?
No form of liquidity provision is safe. You earn a share of swap fees, but you also take on impermanent loss: when the price of a pooled asset moves relative to its pair, withdrawing can leave you worse off than simply holding. On top of that sit smart contract risk and the possibility of an exploit draining pooled funds. Treat advertised yields as compensation for real risk.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. Swaps happen from your own wallet, with no sign-up, no custody and no identity checks at the protocol level. That is the appeal for many users, but it cuts both ways: there is no support desk, no reversals and no compensation scheme. A transaction sent to the wrong chain or with a malformed memo can be unrecoverable, so go slowly the first few times.
Why are cross-chain systems considered risky?
Because they concentrate value and complexity in the same place. To connect chains, a protocol must hold or control assets on several networks at once and correctly interpret events on each of them. A bug in a single integration, or a flaw in how deposits are validated, can expose everything at once. This category has produced some of the largest losses in crypto's history.
How does this compare with using a centralised exchange?
An exchange holds your funds, can require identity verification, and gives you deep liquidity, order types and a support channel — along with counterparty risk if it fails. THORChain gives you self-custody and no gatekeeping, but you accept protocol risk, price slippage on larger swaps, and the fact that mistakes are permanent. Neither is strictly better; they fail in different ways.
Última actualización 27 julio 2026