Gas chart for dummies
| Details | Gas required | Required wallet connection |
|---|---|---|
| Swap asset X to asset Y | Native chain for X | Native chain for X and/or Y† |
| Swap synth X to asset Y | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| LP asymm: deposit RUNE | RUNE | THORChain |
| LP asymm: withdraw RUNE | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| LP asymm: deposit asset | Native chain | Native chain |
| LP asymm: withdraw asset | Native chain | Native chain |
| LP symm: deposit RUNE + asset | RUNE + native chain | THORChain and native chain |
| LP symm: withdraw RUNE + asset | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| LP symm: withdraw 100% asset | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| LP symm: withdraw 100% RUNE | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| Earn/Savers deposit | Native chain | Native chain |
| Earn/Savers withdraw | Native chain | Native chain |
| RUNEPool deposit | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| RUNEPool withdraw | RUNE ≥0.02 | THORChain |
| Staking $THOR into $vTHOR | ETH (ERC20) | Ethereum |
| Unstaking $vTHOR into $THOR | ETH (ERC20) | Ethereum |
"Native chain" means whatever chain an asset lives on. Some examples:
| Asset | Chain | Gas asset |
|---|---|---|
| ATOM (BEP20) | Binance Smart Chain | BNB (BEP20) |
| ATOM (Cosmos) | Cosmos | ATOM |
| BCH | Bitcoin Cash | BCH |
| BTC | Bitcoin | BTC |
| CACAO | Maya Protocol | CACAO |
| DOGE | Dogecoin | DOGE |
| LTC | Litecoin | LTC |
| RUNE | THORChain | RUNE |
| Synths | THORChain | RUNE |
| THOR (ERC20) | Ethereum | ETH (ERC20) |
| USDC (AVAX) | Avalanche C-Chain | AVAX |
| USDC (BEP20) | Binance Smart Chain | BNB (BEP20) |
| USDT (ARB) | Arbitrum | ETH (ARB) |
| USDT (ERC20) | Ethereum | ETH (ERC20) |
| USK (Kujira) | Kujira | KUJI |
†: On THORSwap and possibly other front-ends, it is possible to swap from asset X to Y with only the native chain for X connected. Simply enable the Custom Recipient Address feature in the Swap UI cog wheel, then manually enter the destination address for asset Y. (If you don't use this feature, then THORSwap automatically populates the recipient address for you, as long as you connect chains for both asset X and asset Y simultaneously. This can pose a problem for hardware wallets like Ledger, hence the aforementioned feature.)