For years, DeFi lacked one crucial thing: a way to track interest rates that actually made sense.
TradFi has benchmarks like LIBOR and SOFR.
In DeFi? You’ve got scattered rates, controlled by individual protocols, with zero consistency.
That’s a major blocker for anyone trying to build fixed income products or stable yields.
@Treehouse Official tepped in to fix this.
They built two key pillars:
• tAssets
Liquid staking assets that go beyond just earning network rewards — they also optimize yield through smart strategies like rate arbitrage.
• DOR (Decentralized Offered Rates)
A decentralized, tamper-resistant interest rate benchmark — finally giving DeFi a reliable standard for tracking yield, like a LIBOR for Web3.
These tools give the DeFi space what it’s been missing:
Predictable rates for developers to build on
Smarter yield for investors
A real foundation for on-chain fixed income markets
And it all runs on $TREE — powering payments, securing data feeds, rewarding contributors, and shaping protocol governance.
Treehouse isn’t just launching products — they’re building the interest rate infrastructure DeFi has needed since day one.
Reliable, transparent, decentralized.
Because yield only matters if you can actually trust it.