Thoreum Side Layers are dedicated EVM chains where the gas is the same stablecoin you send. Launching with USDT, followed by USDC and other major stablecoins. Fees are predictable, accounting-friendly, and ready for global adoption.
A family of stablecoin-native EVM networks connected to Thoreum. Each network uses its stablecoin for gas — no wrapping, no synthetic peg. The main chain (PoW) remains the settlement backbone and value anchor.
First: USDT Side Layer. Next: USDC Side Layer. Tuned for payments, exchanges, and settlement — with fees paid directly in the native stablecoin.
USDT (gas: USDT) USDC (gas: USDC)Gas price is expressed directly in the stablecoin (e.g., $0.001). Users see exact dollar amounts — no mental conversions, no volatile pricing.
Full Solidity/EVM compatibility. Existing dApps, wallets, and infrastructure work out of the box; explorers display $‑denominated fees.
Every on‑chain transaction on a Side Layer pays a small fee in the stablecoin. Those fees are split to sustain the network and strengthen Thoreum.
This links Side Layer usage directly to THR demand — without changing gas mechanics on the Side Layers themselves.
Each fee unit (for example, 1.00) is split across network roles.
Side Layers prioritize UX and throughput, while the Thoreum main chain anchors security, issuance, and ecosystem value. Bridges move assets between layers with finality checks.
Side Layers speak EVM. If you can deploy on Ethereum, you can deploy here. We aim for a familiar toolchain with clear $‑denominated fee display.
| Compatibility | Solidity • EVM • JSON‑RPC |
|---|---|
| Wallets | MetaMask and EVM wallets |
| Blocks | ~1s targets |
| Explorers | Show fees in $ units |
Early docs will cover RPC endpoints, bridging guides, and gas‑in‑stablecoin mechanics for dApps and custodians.
PoW Thoreum is the decentralized base for issuance, mining, and value. Side Layers are purpose‑built for mainstream transactions with stable fees and high throughput. Together they balance security with usability.
We plan to start with USDT, followed by USDC, then expand to other major stablecoins as integrations mature.
On each Side Layer, 20% of transaction fees are allocated to THR buybacks & ecosystem support. This links network usage directly to THR demand.
Yes. Developers can use familiar EVM tooling: Solidity, JSON‑RPC, common wallets, and explorers that display dollar‑denominated fees.
Bridges facilitate transfers between Thoreum and the Side Layers, with finality checks and monitoring. Details will be published ahead of public access.
