Some content in this post is AI generated from my research into how to complete the merge.
I logged in to my Thorwallet this morning where i have a small amount of $TGT staked where it was previously earning up to 50% APR as the wallet's utility token.
I hadn't logged in for a long time but saw that the APR was now below 1% which is a severe drop off from the last time. It was always worth about $20 in rewards when i logged in previously so this was very disappointing.
I did however see a new token that has 70% of fees as a staking reward which caught my interest.
After a bit of research I found out that the previous utility token is being merged into this new $TITN token.
Merging TGT to TITN in THORWalletTHORWallet (the official non-custodial wallet for THORChain) is undergoing a token migration from $TGT (the legacy governance token) to $TITN (the new multi-chain utility token). This "merge" process allows you to exchange your $TGT for $TITN at a favorable ratio (initially valued at a 3x uplift for early migrators, based on a $30M FDV for $TITN). The process is integrated directly into the THORWallet app or webapp, making it straightforward for users. Note that this is only possible on Arbitrum—$TGT must be bridged there first if it's on another chain like Ethereum.The migration was announced in July 2025 and went live shortly after, with reminders issued in September 2025. The merge ratio decreases linearly over time (after an initial 3-month window, it reduces until reaching 0 after 12 months total), so act sooner for the best rate. $TITN is not yet available on open markets; merging is the primary way to acquire it.
It's not available on any exchange yet and value could be highly subjective in the near future but my old stake wasn't earning anything so I though that I might as well merge to the new token or just sell to USDC but where is the fun in that.
Also the sooner you merge the better as you will receive more tokens the quicker that you complete the change over.
I first had to unstake my $TGT from the staking section on Thorwallet.
You will need a small amount of $ETH in your wallet for the four steps. About $2 to be safe.
I checked in with Grok for a bit of help as the app redirected me to the Thorchain site for the merge but it didn't have Thor wallet as a login option.
I went back to the app and set up a seed phrase which the Thorchain site let me use as an import option to connect my Thorwallet.
Then I brought my balance forward to the app. The price almost doubled through the merge as it was only showing $500 in the Thorchain wallet for my $TGT balance previously.
Once you merge you will need to select if you want access to the tokens now for staking and other activities Not available to trade yet) or whether you will hold for 12 months for the possibility of a larger stake from excess tokens.
I chose access to stake on the Thorchain app and try to start earning interest from fees and other bonus features available on the app but it's your choice. The bridge is from Arb to Base but it only take son minute and a small fee to complete.
I now have the new token staked on Thorwallet and will check back in a few weeks to see what fees it has earned.
Post-MergeTITN Benefits:
- Native multi-chain support, staking/yield, premium wallet features (e.g., lower fees, multi-wallet). Stake TITN for governance and rewards.
- Timeline: Merge window is open but ratio degrades—aim to complete soon (as of Oct 2025, still viable but check in-app).
- Support: If issues, join THORWallet Discord/Telegram (linked on thorwallet.org) or check docs at thorwallet.medium.com.
For the latest details, visit the official migration announcement: THORWallet’s migration to $TITN. If you're not using THORWallet yet, download from App Store/Google Play. Always DYOR and double-check addresses!