Monero & Haven Integration into Thorchain
summary
Thorchain is working to let users swap into and out of Monero by first integrating Haven (a Monero fork that mints a private stablecoin XUSD) and then adding Monero support; Haven suffered a June exploit in its mint/burn proof, fixed with a CypherStack audit, new validation and a bug bounty, and is live again. Thorchain uses pool-based liquidity (today roughly $500M liquidity) and GG20 threshold signatures to custody funds temporarily; risks are smart‑contract bugs, impermanent loss for LPs, and Haven’s oracle layer (Chainlink plus an off‑chain feeder) and Haven’s transparent X asset supply decision.
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- 0:00Monero Haven Thorchain integration
- 2:44Thorchain project overview
- 5:26Security in Haven Thorchain
- 8:35Interoperability Monero Haven Thorchain
- 12:03Privacy coins decentralized integration
- 13:46Liquidity yield on Thorchain
- 16:34Trust risks Thorchain Haven
- 21:51Haven decentralization oracles
- 26:02Privacy trade-offs Monero swaps
- 29:16Privacy interfaces Thorchain
- 30:19Haven vs Monero privacy
- 32:23Risks Thorchain Haven users
- 35:31Circular economies Thorchain Haven
- 37:58Q&A memo size future
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