Recently, more and more people in the community are talking about Treehouse, and this project is indeed unique. Developed by Treehouse Labs, it is a fixed income protocol that cleverly combines traditional finance with DeFi. The key is that the technical foundation is strong—actual trading confirmation speed is 40% faster than similar projects, and gas fees have been optimized by 35%. Users can directly feel this improvement on the practical level.
The design of $TREE clearly shows thoughtfulness, with a total supply of 500 million tokens where 30% is used for ecological incentives, and the team only takes 15%. This distribution ratio is quite reasonable compared to new projects nowadays. I particularly appreciate their governance design, where holding more than 50,000 tokens allows you to propose, and holding 100,000 tokens allows you to vote, which is much more practical than those projects that merely paint grand visions. Currently, the ecosystem has integrated 12 DApps, covering everything from lending to derivatives, and in the last three months, the locked value has tripled, surpassing 80 million USD; the data does not lie.
Community operation is their killer feature, with over 80,000 people online daily discussing on the official Discord, and the Chinese Telegram group has 12,000 active users. Last week, an interesting community proposal was made, and a user-organized liquidity mining plan was eventually adopted. This sense of genuine participation is rare in current projects. The development team consistently holds AMAs every week, and the cross-chain module testnet that is scheduled for Q3 has already been successfully run two weeks ahead of time, demonstrating strong execution.
From a fundamental perspective, $TREE's market cap has just surpassed 200 million, which still leaves room compared to the common valuation of over 500 million for similar protocols. Especially with several CEX listings they are currently negotiating, if these come to fruition, liquidity will see a significant boost. The fixed income sector has clearly regained popularity this year, and a project like Treehouse that understands technology and is willing to share benefits with the community is likely to become a dark horse in the next market wave.
