Convert THORWallet to Ethereum (TITN → ETH)

Swap TITN on Base to ETH on Ethereum — no bridges, no delays. Powered by NEAR Intents.

Swap TITN to ETH

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TITN to ETH rate today

1 TITN ≈ 0.000002071 ETH and 1 ETH ≈ 482,905 TITN, based on market prices at 2026-09-22 09:42 UTC. The quote in the widget above is what you actually receive, fees included.

TokenPrice24h
THORWallet (TITN)$0.00568+1.38%
Ethereum (ETH)$2,743+0.76%

How to convert THORWallet to Ethereum

Converting TITN to ETH on NEAR Mobile Swap is done in three simple steps through the NEAR Intents protocol: Deposit, Swap, and Withdraw.

Step 1 — Deposit TITN from Base
Go to the Deposit tab and select THORWallet (TITN) on Base. The widget will generate a deposit address (or QR code) — send your TITN there from any wallet. Once the deposit is confirmed on Base, your TITN balance appears inside NEAR Intents.

Step 2 — Swap TITN to ETH on NEAR Intents
Switch to the Swap tab, pick TITN as the source and ETH as the target. Enter the amount and confirm — solvers compete to fill your order and the swap settles in seconds.

Step 3 — Withdraw ETH to Ethereum
Finally, go to the Withdraw tab. Select Ethereum (ETH) from your NEAR Intents balance and choose Ethereum as the destination. Enter an address from any EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby and confirm.

⚠ Important: When entering a withdrawal address, make sure it is a personal wallet you control. Some centralized exchanges do not support receiving funds from smart-contract-based deposits — sending to an exchange address may result in lost funds.

About the TITN → ETH swap

This is a cross-chain swap: your TITN leaves Base and ETH arrives on Ethereum. Normally that takes a bridge plus a DEX, or a centralized exchange account. With NEAR Intents the deposit, swap and withdrawal happen in one flow, and what lands in your wallet is ETH on Ethereum, not a wrapped copy you have to bridge again.

Both TITN and ETH float against the dollar, so the TITN/ETH rate moves with two markets at once. Traders use this pair to rotate between ecosystems in a single step instead of selling to a stablecoin first.

About THORWallet and Ethereum

What is THORWallet (TITN)?

TITN belongs to THORWallet, a Swiss-based non-custodial wallet known for cross-chain swaps routed through THORChain and other liquidity sources. It was introduced in July 2025 as the successor to the project's legacy TGT token, and wider exchange listings followed in November 2025.

Type
Wallet utility token
Launched
2025
Consensus
Runs on Base
Max supply
1 billion TITN
Swap network
Base
THORWallet official site ↗

How THORWallet works

TGT holders convert through a merge contract on Arbitrum at a fixed rate of 2.66 TGT per TITN for the first three months, after which the ratio declines linearly to zero by July 2026. TITN can then be bridged to Base and staked, with stakers receiving a share of THORWallet's swap-fee revenue paid out in USDC.

What TITN is used for

Holders stake TITN to earn part of the wallet's protocol revenue and to unlock lower fees on cross-chain swaps inside the app. It also powers quests, raffles and other in-app reward programs.

TITN supply

The maximum supply is capped at 1 billion TITN. Tokens enter circulation through the TGT merge and scheduled allocations rather than open-ended emissions.

Before you swap TITN

Here TITN is delivered as an ERC-20 on Base, so keep a little ETH on Base for gas if you plan to stake it or move it on. It is a relatively small-cap token, so liquidity can be thinner than for major assets.

What is Ethereum (ETH)?

Ether (ETH) powers Ethereum, a programmable blockchain proposed by Vitalik Buterin in 2013 and launched in July 2015 by a group of co-founders. Rather than acting only as money, Ethereum runs smart contracts, which let developers deploy applications that execute exactly as written.

Type
Layer-1 smart contract platform
Launched
2015
Consensus
Proof of Stake
Max supply
No fixed cap
Swap network
Ethereum
Sector (Messari)
Smart Contract Platform
Ethereum official site ↗Sector classification by Messari ↗

How Ethereum works

Since the Merge in September 2022, Ethereum has been secured by Proof of Stake: validators lock up ETH, propose and attest to blocks, and can lose part of their stake for misbehaviour. Every operation on the network costs gas, which is paid in ETH and compensates validators for processing transactions.

What ETH is used for

ETH pays for transaction fees and is widely used as collateral in decentralized finance, from lending protocols to decentralized exchanges. Holders also stake it to help secure the network and earn protocol rewards.

ETH supply

Ether has no fixed maximum supply. New ETH is issued to validators, while the base fee of every transaction is burned under EIP-1559, so net supply can rise or fall depending on network activity.

Before you swap ETH

Make sure your withdrawal goes to an address on Ethereum mainnet and not to a layer-2 or another EVM network that uses the same address format. Gas prices on Ethereum fluctuate with demand, which can affect the cost of moving ETH in or out.

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TITN to ETH: frequently asked questions

What to know before swapping THORWallet for Ethereum

Deposit TITN from Base into NEAR Intents, swap it for ETH, then withdraw ETH to your wallet on Ethereum. The widget on this page walks you through all three steps and shows the exact amount you will receive before you confirm.