$TREE Treehouse’s native token, TREE, recently began trading in late July 2025—just after its Token Generation Event (TGE) named “Gaia”, followed by listings on major exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, OKX, and others . The protocol’s total value locked (TVL) surpassed $500 million, triggering a strong surge in trading activity and pushing $TREE TREE briefly up to around $0.6068, a 30 % gain from its weekly low . However, the price soon declined sharply — around 40–45 % — due to significant sell‑off pressure from airdrop recipients who received tokens with no vesting period . Analysts noted the token’s circulation is under 9 %, with new unlocks scheduled monthly (starting August 29), adding to future supply concerns .

Despite volatility, Google’s crypto community and chart analysts point to a cup‑and‑handle formation, with technical targets near $0.75 if volume and funding rates reverse direction . Price lately has stabilized around $0.40, with 24‑hour trading volumes between $80–90 million USD and market cap around $63–78 million USD, depending on the data source . Treehouse also rolled out its Pre‑Deposit Vault staking pools, powered by its decentralized offered rates (DOR) framework, offering up to 75 % APR for early stakers backing the DOR forecasting panel — though these are time-limited bonuses .

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tREE is at an early yet turbulent stage—high volatility post‑airdrop, promising DeFi yield mechanics, strong TVL traction, and technical patterns suggesting a possible rebound, but also risk from token unlocks and ongoing selling pressure.#tree #TreeversePlots