uTHOR Staking (USDC rewards)

$uTHOR offers staking rewards, auto-compounding, trading discounts, composability, capital efficiency and more.

What is $uTHOR?

$uTHOR is a membership staking token that offers generous rewards (in $USDC) and benefits to active THORSwap participants and users.

$uTHOR is an ERC-20 token (on Ethereum) representing a staked $THOR position.

$uTHOR Contract Address: 0x34deff97889f3a6a483e3b9255cafcb9a6e03588

Users can stake $THOR to receive $uTHOR on THORSwap: https://app.thorswap.finance/stake

The above is a tutorial on staking vTHOR but the process remains the same for uTHOR

$uTHOR Staking Benefits:

  • $uTHOR token: Stake $THOR tokens to receive $uTHOR tokens, a composable and tradeable representation of your staked $THOR position.

  • Trading Discounts: THORSwap users holding $uTHOR will be entitled to trading fee discounts.

  • Staking Rewards: 55% of revenues will accrue back to $vTHOR, $uTHOR, $yTHOR and THOR LP based on the ratio of $THOR in each pool.

  • $uTHOR rewards are earned in $USDC and can be claimed at anytime.

  • $uTHOR can be withdrawn at anytime to receive the original staked $THOR


Fee-sharing Staking Rewards

$vTHOR staking is rewarded in $THOR and auto-compounding. $uTHOR on the other hand, rewards stakers in $USDC stablecoin which can be claimed at anytime. Both pools are rewarded from 55% of THORSwap fees (alongside $yTHOR, which operates in the same manner as $uTHOR except it is locked and $THOR cannot be withdrawn once staked).

How rewards work:

Exact % may vary, staker % based on estimate snapshot taken on 29th November, 2025.

25% of THORSwap revenue will go to THORSwap Treasury for development and maintenance.

55% of THORSwap revenue will accrue back to $vTHOR, $uTHOR, $yTHOR and THOR LP based on the ratio of $THOR in each pool

20% of THORSwap revenue will go towards buyback + burn programme.

This new staking rewards model offers the community more choice and freedom in deciding how they wish to receive their staking rewards.

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