THORChain Prioritizes Stability and Delays Monero, Zcash and POL
TL;DR
- THORChain delayed Monero, Zcash, protocol-owned liquidity and SwapKit revenue sharing for an initial one-to-two-week stability review internally following v3.20 and a planned hotfix.
- ADR30, at 38% approval when discussed, would let node operators delegate selected administrative commands without giving up control of funds or private keys.
- Memoless swaps remain paused after registration spam, while THORChain explores defenses and considers AI-native tooling including an existing MCP server and possible agent-focused wallet.
THORChain is pausing several roadmap launches after v3.20 as developers prioritize network stability and prepare a v3.20.1 hotfix. Monero, Zcash, protocol-owned liquidity deployment and the planned SwapKit revenue-share test are all delayed for an initial one-to-two-week review, not cancelled. The immediate priority is proving the network can operate reliably before more features go live. Developers traced recent instability to app-layer calls hitting non-deterministic API endpoints, where varying responses could alter gas consumption, an unacceptable condition for consensus. A temporary app-layer pause remains technically possible, although the team has not decided to use it for now.
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