šŸ“Š DOR: Treehouse’s Transparent LIBOR for DeFi

Treehouse isn’t just building yield products—it’s establishing a new reference layer for DeFi interest rates: Decentralized Offered Rates (DOR). Just like LIBOR or SOFR in TradFi, DOR will serve as an on-chain benchmark for borrowing, lending, and staking.

Here’s how it works:

šŸ› Panelists (e.g., top market makers) submit rate quotes for ETH staking, lending, and borrowing.

🧠 Delegators stake $TREE to back trusted panelists and share in rewards.

āš–ļø Game-theory slashing: Panelists get penalized for submitting inaccurate or outlier rates.

šŸ“‰ Published Rates: TESR (staking), TELR (lending), and TEBR (borrowing) are pushed on-chain and made API-accessible for any protocol to consume.

Why it matters:

āœ… Prevents opaque rate setting

āœ… Enables fixed-income DeFi (bonds, swaps, FN-DOVs)

āœ… Builds a foundation for RWA integration

Already, TESR (ETH staking rate) has launched with 12 panelists quoting over $300M in TVL. Coming next: TELR and TEBR for lending markets.

DOR is what bridges legacy financial infrastructure with decentralized rails. And TREE is the heartbeat—used for staking, slashing, voting, and data access.

šŸ“” Treehouse is turning data into yield. And yield into trust.

@Treehouse Official #Treehouse $TREE